CPF Ramps Up Food Supply Across All Channels During Bangkok Floods

CPF is closely monitoring heavy rainfall and flooding in Bangkok, managing its supply chain and food distribution to meet surging consumer demand for essential goods. The company is coordinating with partners and retail channels to ensure continuous delivery of food products to consumers throughout the crisis.

September 27, 2026 — Heavy rainfall and widespread flooding across Bangkok have driven increased demand for food and consumer goods. Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) is actively managing food distribution to support all retail channels and help consumers access essential items continuously during the crisis.

Prasit Boondwong, CEO, said CPF prioritizes maintaining continuity of the food system, especially delivery operations, while communities are affected by heavy rain and flooding. The company is closely monitoring conditions and local demand while coordinating with partners and distribution channels to ensure sufficient food supply reaches consumers.

As a food producer, CPF is tightly managing its supply chain amid widespread flooding, emphasizing continuity of production and delivery to meet increased consumer demand in affected areas. The company is tracking product demand, transportation routes, and local constraints to plan production, prepare inventory, and coordinate distribution accordingly. It supports wholesalers, retailers, and various sales channels to ensure food products continue reaching consumers.

CPF is also working closely with food chain partners to maintain continuous production and distribution, particularly where transport and logistics face limitations. The company prioritizes the safety of employees and all personnel involved in these operations.

CPF will continue monitoring the situation closely and adjusting production and distribution plans to match conditions and public needs, ensuring continuous food delivery and supporting food security during the flood crisis.