Main Industry
Food and Beverage
Main Product/Service
Guaranteed Success with Every Abai: Millet Dumpling (Abai)
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Founded Year
2018
Unified Business No.
54952259
Status
Closed
Number of Employees
0
Total Paid-in
Capital
10,000,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Taitung County
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About the Company
「粨種人食品股份有限公司」 conducts on-site observations of the current situation of indigenous tribes and assesses their needs, attempting to use the SDGs as the social purpose of corporate development to resolve tribal poverty, women's employment issues, and cultural inheritance. Providing local employment and a dignified and equal workplace, the company employs indigenous mothers, youth, and middle-aged people, providing employment opportunities and a dignified and equal workplace. Using the stories of mothers as the brand image, handmade Abai represents the deepest love for the tribe and the children. In the process of working, the employed tribal members find back their past roots in tribal culture, re-understanding and identifying with the development of indigenous tribal industries, which deepens their sense of cultural identity and job accomplishment, as well as the role-modeling effect that their employment brings to their children. Tribal women are no longer merely in the role of caregivers, but are able to lead others and independently exert their self-influence in the workplace.
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