GO Wholesale Prepares Stock and Logistics for Flood Crisis
GO Wholesale has activated emergency protocols across all branches to maintain food ingredient supplies for restaurants and businesses as Bangkok's flood-affected zones expanded to all 50 districts, with 24-hour monitoring teams and backup
GO Wholesale, a fresh food ingredient wholesale center for business operators under Central Food Wholesale Company Limited within the Central Retail group, has stepped up monitoring and flood management efforts following Bangkok's expansion of disaster-affected zones from 3 to all 50 districts effective September 25, 2026. Heavy rainfall and flooding are affecting travel and daily life across multiple areas.
Demand for consumer goods, food ingredients, and essential items has increased significantly in many areas. GO Wholesale has prepared its branches, inventory, and logistics systems to support customers, especially restaurant operators, hotels, shops, and foodservice businesses requiring adequate raw materials for continuous operation.
For GO Wholesale, the critical priority during such situations is maintaining continuous access to goods and food ingredients for business operators, since many businesses must remain open to serve their customers. The company has prepared stock, distribution systems, and operational teams to ensure customers can access necessary goods consistently, while prioritizing the safety of all customers and staff.
Currently, GO Wholesale continues normal operations at all branches with 24-hour monitoring teams tracking water conditions and travel routes, particularly in high-risk areas such as Ramkhamhaeng and Rangsit branches. These locations have implemented proactive preventive measures to handle rising water levels and continuously assess conditions to ensure safe service delivery.
Regarding inventory, GO Wholesale confirms sufficient essential goods and food ingredients across all categories, with close monitoring of stock levels and demand at each branch to manage replenishment appropriately if demand increases in specific areas.
Meanwhile, logistics and product distribution systems to branches continue operating normally, with backup plans in place for routes, transportation, and stock management to handle risks from water levels, traffic, or area access restrictions. Plans will be adjusted according to real conditions while prioritizing the safety of delivery teams and personnel.
GO Wholesale is committed to its role not merely as a merchandise retailer but as a business partner for operators, especially during unusual situations. The availability of raw materials and supply chain systems directly affect customers' ability to conduct business. The company must manage goods, distribution, and service delivery with maximum flexibility to reduce impact on business operators and help them continue operations.
GO Wholesale will continue closely monitoring flood conditions and travel circumstances while adjusting operational plans appropriately for each area, ensuring product readiness, service continuity, and support for business operators throughout the flooding crisis.