Sweet apple

A clerk shows the Brix measurement of an apple at Nonghyup Hanaro Club, a retail outlet in Yangjaedong, southern Seoul, Sunday. Nonghyup is recommending apples and pears as gifts for the upcoming Chuseok holidays, or Korean Thanksgiving, as this year's harvest is sweeter than usual thanks to the good weather conditions during this year's summer.

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