One-stop storage, packaging and delivery

Up to 75 firms to receive fulfillment service support

Hanjin's South Seoul General Logistics Center. [Hanjin]
Hanjin's South Seoul General Logistics Center. [Hanjin]

Hanjin announced Sunday it has been selected as an implementing agency for the "2026 Small Business Logistics Service Support Project," overseen by the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency. Under the program, Hanjin will use its "One-Click Fulfillment" system to provide participating small businesses with end-to-end logistics — from product intake and storage to packaging and delivery — on a 24-hour, one-stop basis.

The program runs through December. Of roughly 150 small businesses to be recruited by the agency, Hanjin will take on up to 75.

Any small business struggling with logistics costs is eligible to participate. The government will disburse 180 million won ($120,000) in annual subsidies across three installments, a structure expected to help stabilize cash flow for businesses with limited liquidity.

A key feature of the program is that it goes beyond simple delivery subsidies to cover storage and packaging as part of a full fulfillment service. That approach is expected to improve logistics efficiency and market competitiveness for small businesses.

Hanjin plans to support participating companies with onboarding at its South Seoul Fulfillment Center and to promote service uptake through online advertising and a dedicated application channel.

"Drawing on our domestic and international logistics infrastructure and digital platform capabilities, we will strengthen the logistics competitiveness of small businesses and support their sustained growth," a Hanjin official said.

Hanjin has been broadening its support for small and medium-sized enterprises and small businesses. The company is participating in the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency's "2026 Online Export SME Logistics Support Project" and has partnered with Saiso, North Gyeongsang Province's online shopping mall for local agricultural and specialty products. Building on its nationwide logistics network and fulfillment infrastructure, Hanjin said it will continue expanding logistics support programs for small businesses in step with the growth of the e-commerce market.


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