The Bang Bua Thong Distribution Center serves more than 2,800 stores across Bangkok and surrounding provinces. It manages over 15,000 product lines, including both dry goods and temperature-controlled products. The visit aimed to reinforce confidence that CP All’s distribution network can continue replenishing stores without interruption, even when certain areas are affected by flooding. It also demonstrated the company’s readiness to respond to situations in which consumers may purchase higher-than-normal volumes of products due to concerns about product availability.
During the flooding situation, CP All has increased inventory replenishment efforts by utilizing a dashboard system to monitor affected areas and identify product shortages. The company has also strengthened its network of local replenishment hubs in areas not affected by flooding and established 44 additional hubs across Bangkok to support nearby stores, accelerate replenishment, and maintain product availability. In addition, CP All has increased manpower, delivery rounds, and inventory levels to ensure a continuous supply of products.
In addition, CP All has implemented support measures for employees affected by the flooding, including transportation services and accommodation assistance. In heavily affected areas such as Suphan Buri, temporary shelter facilities have been arranged, along with meals and essential supplies for employees. These efforts help maintain employee well-being and morale, while providing reassurance to the public during this challenging period that CP All and 7-Eleven remain committed to standing alongside communities and providing support in every situation.
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