GO Wholesale steps up flood monitoring across Bangkok

• Bangkok widened its disaster declaration from three districts to all 50, effective Sept. 25, 2026.
• GO Wholesale said it remains open at all branches and is monitoring water and travel conditions around the clock.
• The company said stocks, distribution and transport backup plans are in place for demand in affected areas.

GO Wholesale has stepped up flood monitoring after Bangkok expanded its disaster declaration from three districts to all 50, effective Sept. 25, 2026. Heavy rain and standing water have affected travel and daily life in several areas.

GO Wholesale steps up flood monitoring across Bangkok

The wholesale operator said demand for consumer goods, food ingredients and essentials has risen in multiple areas. It has prepared branches, stock and logistics to meet customer demand, especially for restaurant, hotel, retail and foodservice operators.

GO Wholesale said it is keeping supply access to operators moving because many businesses still need to stay open and serve customers. It has prepared inventory, distribution systems and operations teams, while prioritising safety for customers and staff.

All branches remain open, and the company is monitoring water levels and travel routes 24 hours a day. It singled out its Ramkhamhaeng and Rangsit branches, saying they have preventive measures in place if water rises further.

The company said essential goods and food ingredients remain available across categories. It is tracking stock and demand by branch to manage replenishment where needed.

Logistics and distribution to branches are still operating normally, it said. Backup plans cover routes, transport and inventory management if water, traffic or access limits disrupt operations.

GO Wholesale said it sees itself as a business partner to operators, not just a seller of goods. It said it will keep tracking flood and travel conditions and adjust operations by area.