Pyeongtaek Agricultural Products Quality Management Service Relocates Office to Goduk International New City
[Suwon Ilbo = Reporter Seo Dung-young] The Pyeongtaek Office of the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service (Director Choi Young-il, hereafter Pyeongtaek Agricultural Products Quality Management Service) will relocate on the 6th from its leased office in the Vision Building in Vision-dong, Pyeongtaek, to an independent office building in the Goduk International New City (568 Goduk Circular Road, Goduk-myeon, Pyeongtaek).
The newly constructed office building was built on a site securing 1,650㎡ of land in the Goduk International New City in 2019, with a two-story structure (total floor area of 705㎡). Construction was completed by the end of last month and includes office space, an agricultural management entity registration office, an investigation office, and meeting rooms.
Until April 2018, the Pyeongtaek Agricultural Products Quality Management Service operated an independent office building in Vision-dong. However, as the office was included in the Vision-dong area district unit plan, it has leased office space in the nearby Vision Building since May of that year.
The leased office, however, caused significant inconvenience to farmers and other customers visiting for civil petition services due to insufficient parking.
With this relocation of the Pyeongtaek Agricultural Products Quality Management Service, farmers and other customers who have experienced inconvenience will now be able to access ample parking facilities, significantly improving customer convenience.
Director Choi Young-il of the Pyeongtaek Agricultural Products Quality Management Service stated, "We will do our best to emerge as an agency that brings hope to producers and trust to consumers," and added, "As a frontline agency in agricultural policy implementation, we will strive to become an organization that communicates and cooperates with farmers and consumers to take the lead in regional development."




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