Agri-food Voucher (농식품 바우처) 'Package' Delivery Expanded Nationwide — Order Online, Delivered to Your Door
Source material is a Korean government announcement (in Korean).
Since late July 2026, Agri-food Voucher users anywhere in the country have been able to order an 'Agri-food Voucher package' of vegetables, fruit, meat and other items from an online mall with their voucher and have it delivered to their door.
Key facts
| Effective date | Nationwide expansion of package delivery since late July 2026 (announced by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs on August 12) |
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| Eligibility | Households on livelihood benefits that include a pregnant woman, an infant or child, or a young person aged 34 or under |
| Support limit | 40,000 won a month for a 1-person household, 100,000 won for a 4-person household, 187,000 won for households of 10 or more people |
| Eligible items | Domestic fresh agricultural and livestock products such as vegetables, fruit, meat and white milk |
| Offline outlets | About 62,000 stores nationwide approved by the ministry, including large discount stores, local food direct markets, Hanaro Mart, eco-friendly stores and convenience stores |
| Package types | Basic, fruit, meat and other types |
| Inquiries | Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (농림축산식품부), Dietary Life and Consumption Policy Division 044-201-2274 |
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On August 12, 2026, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (농림축산식품부) said that, to improve access for users of the Agri-food Voucher (농식품 바우처), it had expanded delivery of the 'Agri-food Voucher package' nationwide since late July. Users can order a package of agricultural and livestock products made up of items such as vegetables, fruit and meat from an online mall with their voucher and have it delivered to their home. The Agri-food Voucher provides a set monthly amount to households on livelihood benefits that include a pregnant woman, an infant or child, or a young person aged 34 or under, with support limits of 40,000 won a month for a 1-person household, 100,000 won for a 4-person household, and 187,000 won for households of 10 or more people.
Background — why this change
Last year's full implementation of the Agri-food Voucher showed that users' satisfaction with their diet rose from 2.87 to 3.68 out of 5 and that the gap in the healthy eating index narrowed by 19.9%. However, it was pointed out that in island and mountainous areas and elsewhere, some users had difficulty using the voucher because there were few places nearby that accepted it. In response, from November last year through January this year the ministry ran a pilot package project covering about 7,800 user households in 14 cities and counties in Jeonbuk, and a relatively high repurchase rate in areas with poor access to offline outlets confirmed the need to expand the project. An open call for package operators has been running since May, with the first operator selected in late July, and the ministry plans to keep increasing the number of operators so that products can be chosen from a variety of online malls.
Summaries below are factual notes based on government announcements and primary sources — not evaluations or opinions.
FAQ
Who can receive the Agri-food Voucher?
Households on livelihood benefits that include a pregnant woman, an infant or child, or a young person aged 34 or under are eligible.
How much support is provided?
The support limits are 40,000 won a month for a 1-person household, 100,000 won for a 4-person household, and 187,000 won for households of 10 or more people.
What if there are no stores near me where I can use it?
Since late July 2026, delivery of the 'Agri-food Voucher package' has been expanded nationwide, so a nutritionally balanced package bought with the voucher from an online mall can be delivered to your door. Products are offered in basic, fruit and meat types.