[News only] Why did the US professional baseball team wear a 'kimchi uniform'?

A professional baseball team in the United States is attracting attention as they play in uniforms with the word 'Kimchi' written in Korean.

On the orange uniform, there is a large sign of Kimchi in Korean.

Above the number on the back is a cabbage character mixed with seasoning.

On the 29th of last month, the Montgomery Biscuits, a Major League Minor League Double A team, played in a Kimchi jersey.

Biscuits is based in Montgomery, Alabama.

This is an area where a lot of Korean companies have entered the market with the entry of Hyundai Motor Company Alabama in 2005, and interest in Korea is growing.

Kimchi uniforms were also prepared as part of the Korean Cultural Heritage Night event held jointly by a non-profit organization and a club.

Unfortunately, we lost 4-9 to the Mississippi Braves on that day, but we will play again on July 8, wearing a Kimchi jersey.

The kimchi uniforms worn by the players are put up for auction after the game is over, and the proceeds are delivered to local groups.