Jin Young

From Tuesday, October 8th to Thursday, October 10th, 2024, the world’s largest international pharmaceutical exhibition, CPHI (Convention on Pharmaceutical Ingredients & Intermediates), was held at Fiera Milan in Milan, Italy.

JMC and KISCO jointly participated in this year’s CPHI exhibition. This year, over 2,400 pharmaceutical and biotech companies from 166 countries participated. Despite the rainy weather, the exhibition saw an unprecedented high participation rate. JMC’s booth featured a large screen with our own video highlightng our key message:  “World’s highest Saccharin”. Graphics in the booth spelled out “saccharin” in multiple languages to attract global visitors’ attention. Saccharin samples were placed at the info desk, allowing new and potential customers to directly see the product, enhancing their understanding of JMC’s offerings. To further engage visitors, JMC gave away amenity sets including hanbok-shaped soaps and toothpaste/toothbrushes containing saccharin produced by JMC, a gesture that was well-received, much like the previous year.

During the three days of the exhibition, many existing and new customers visited the booth. JMC expressed gratitude for their trust in the quality and stable supply of its saccharin, and reaffirmed its commitment to being a “long-term and stable business partner,” emphasizing its stance on sustainable management even in the face of a challenging business environment. Over the course of the three days, JMC held meetings with a total of 87 companies, successfully concluding the exhibition.

On April 17th, JMC participated in the “Spring Environmental Cleanup Activity” held in Onsan-eup, Ulju-gun, Ulsan.

On this day, approximately 150 employees from 21 companies within the Onsan National Industrial Complex participated in activities to cleanup the local environment. The cleanup activity, focused mainly on the roadside areas within the industrial complex, collected approximately 3 tons of various types of waste, including household garbage and illegal advertisements. This activity made significant progress in environmental preservation through community engagement, contributing to the goal of a clean Onsan-eup.

JMC is committed to actively participating in such activities in the future, continuing efforts towards environmental conservation and community engagement for a sustainable future.

This week marked another significant contribution by JMC to environmental conservation through our ongoing participation in the One Company One River Saving Movement. Demonstrating our commitment to sustainability and community engagement, JMC staff members volunteered for this activity. In total, 50 employees from seven companies, volunteered, embodying a collaborative spirit towards environmental stewardship.

The focus of this initiative was the river adjacent to our Ulsan plant, a vital waterway that has been the subject of increasing environmental concern. Our dedicated team, along with other corporate volunteers, worked tirelessly to remove trash and debris from the river. Their efforts were not only a testament to their dedication but also to the collective power of community involvement in environmental preservation.

By the end of the year, the group had successfully collected almost 2 tonnes of trash, a significant achievement that highlights the impact of collective action in tackling environmental issues. This initiative is part of JMC’s broader commitment to improving the quality of our local environment. We believe that as a responsible corporate citizen, it is our duty to contribute to the well-being of the communities we operate in.

JMC’s involvement in the One Company One River Saving Movement is just one of the many ways we are actively working towards a more sustainable future. We are proud of our team’s enthusiasm and commitment to making a difference, and we remain dedicated to continuing our efforts in environmental conservation and community engagement.

On December 15, 2023, JMC held a retirement ceremony to honor employees who had dedicated many years to the company’s growth. This year, a total of six employees retired, with an average tenure of 34 years.

In recognition of their lifelong contributions to JMC, CEO Jung Won-sik expressed gratitude by awarding commemorative plaques and solid gold medals to the retirees. Following the conclusion of the event, CEO Jung Won-sik joined the retirees for a commemorative photo, offering words of encouragement for their retirement.

JMC recently contributed to the annual cleanup of the Dongcheon river in Onyang-eup, Ulsan. This project is part of the “1 River 1 Cleaner” Campaign. JMC has been an important partner in the preservation and activation of the ecosystem of the Ulsan region’s rivers for more than 10 years. Staff from JMC have been carrying out voluntary environmental cleanup activities, collecting about 2,000 kg of waste last year alone.

As part of our normal operations, JMC uses sustainable processes that do not harm the environment and strictly monitors and controls the disposal of all waste in compliance with government regulations. JMC will continue to fulfill its social responsibility and practice sustainable management.

On 12/8, JMC CEO Jung Won-sik received the Ulsan Mayor’s Commendation Award for Outstanding Investment in 2022 in recognition of JMC’s ADPOS Facility Investment.

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