Disclaimer

PeperoDay.online is an independent fan and information site about Pepero Day, the November 11 gifting day in South Korea. This page explains our relationship — and lack of one — with the companies behind the snack, so there's no confusion about who runs this site.

Not affiliated with Lotte Wellfood

Pepero is a product of Lotte Wellfood, part of the Lotte group in South Korea. This site is not owned, run, endorsed or sponsored by Lotte Wellfood or any Lotte company. We have no business relationship with them. We write about Pepero and Pepero Day because we like the day, the same way a fan site writes about a band or a festival. The Pepero name and related trademarks belong to their owners, and we use the name only to describe the snack and the day built around it.

Information, not official word

Everything here — the history of the day, flavour lists, celebration customs — is general information gathered from widely reported sources. Traditions around Pepero Day vary by school, town and family, and details like special edition releases change from year to year. For official product information, ingredients and availability, the only source that counts is Lotte Wellfood itself. You'll find their official website linked from our download page.

No shop, no app, no downloads

We don't sell Pepero or any other product, and we don't offer any Pepero Day app or download — none exists from us, and we urge caution with any third-party app using the Pepero Day name. If you want to buy Pepero, use a normal retailer or official channels in your country.

Accuracy

We work to keep facts straight — the November 11 date, the Busan origin story, how the day is celebrated — and we correct errors when readers flag them in the site discussions. Still, treat this site as a friendly overview, not an official record. If something here ever conflicts with an official Lotte Wellfood source, the official source wins.