Saigon Co.op has swiftly increased their stock levels to three times the usual amount in preparation for any eventuality. Essential items such as rice, instant noodles, sugar, fish sauce, cooking oil, seasoning, vegetables, fruits, and various types of pork, beef, and poultry have been prioritized.
The company’s distribution centers across Vietnam are coordinating transportation and ensuring a steady supply of goods to their Co.opmart supermarkets and Co.op Food stores in the Central region. Additionally, their 800 sales points serve as satellite warehouses, efficiently managing and distributing stock.
Saigon Co.op is collaborating with strategic suppliers to further bolster essential item reserves at their distribution centers, ensuring a constant and stable supply for the people of Central Vietnam. Leveraging their extensive experience in navigating complex weather situations, Saigon Co.op is also proactively sourcing goods from local provinces, especially focusing on meat, poultry, and fresh produce.
Building on their experience with Typhoon Yagi, Saigon Co.op is committed to maintaining stable prices and implementing special pricing policies for strategic items like fresh produce, fruits, bottled water, and ready-to-eat foods, especially during challenging weather conditions.
Supermarket staff are stationed at key areas, including checkout counters and warehouses, to efficiently restock shelves and assist customers. Co.opmart and Co.op Food have proactively adjusted their staffing and work shifts to maintain regular business hours and effectively serve both walk-in and phone-in customers. Additionally, they continue to offer home delivery services, which can be accessed through their online store https://cooponline.vn, hotline 1900555568, or via Zalo.
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“Post-Flood: Curbing Price Hikes, Combating Inflation”
Inflation has eased and market prices have stabilized. However, according to experts, the unpredictable nature of floods and their potential impact need to be considered in the coming months. If the production and business activities in the areas affected by the third storm can be quickly restored, and supply-demand connections are re-established, leading to stable prices, inflation can be kept under control and this year’s GDP growth target can be achieved, or even exceeded.
Saigon Co.op Steps Up to Support Northern Provinces with Essential Supplies
As the remnants of Typhoon Yagi, the third storm of the season, wreaked havoc across northern provinces, Saigon Co.op stepped up to the challenge. In collaboration with local authorities in provinces where Co.opmart and Co.op Food are present, we worked tirelessly to regulate and stabilize prices of essential goods. Our efforts ensured a steady supply of these necessities for the affected communities.
Essential Supplies in Thai Nguyen Remain Ample, but Meat and Vegetable Prices Surge
In the city of Thai Nguyen, while there has been an increase in the prices of vegetables and pork, essential items such as water and instant noodles have remained stable. In fact, some merchants have gone a step further and reduced prices by 50% or even provided these items free of charge to groups purchasing supplies for flood-affected areas.
