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GO Wholesale Joins Government Program to Lower Living Costs

GO Wholesale is expanding its "Thai Help Thai" program to district offices nationwide in Phase 2, offering discounted food and consumer goods with savings up to 50% at ten locations across Thailand to help reduce living costs for citizens a

GO Wholesale Joins Government Program to Lower Living Costs
22 Jul Khaosod

GO Wholesale, a fresh food wholesale center for business operators under Central Food Wholesale Company Limited (Central Retail), is continuing its partnership with the Commerce and Interior ministries to drive Phase 2 of the "Thai Help Thai" program at district offices nationwide, aimed at continuously reducing living costs for citizens through affordable product booths at district offices near or housing GO Wholesale branches in Mueang Samut Prakan, San Kamphaeng Chiang Mai, Mueang and Bang Lamung Chon Buri, Kratu and Mueang Phuket, Nong Wua So Udon Thani, Ko Sum Phisai Maha Sarakham, Hat Yai Songkhla, and Mueang Rayong. Booths will operate every other Friday from 08:30–16:30 on July 3, 17, 31, August 14 and 28, and September 11 and 25, 2026.

Oruwan Sirichotirattanat, Senior Assistant Managing Director of Corporate Communications and Public Relations at Central Food Wholesale Company Limited, stated that GO Wholesale recognizes ongoing economic volatility affecting consumer spending and business operator cost management. The company prioritizes supporting government economic stimulus measures to strengthen grassroots economies, including the expanded "Thai Help Thai" program now in Phase 2, with ten GO Wholesale branches participating in booths selling consumer goods and affordable food ingredients.

"For Phase 2, we selected quality consumer products with special promotions up to 50% off, covering our own brands A-Choice, Supersave, SIPP, and Yim, plus many alternative brands, to help reduce public spending burden and provide access to quality ingredients at fair prices for small retailers during difficult times," Oruwan stated.

According to the Department of Business Development under the Commerce Ministry, Phase 1 of the "Thai Help Thai" program across 878 locations generated 135.40 million baht in sales, involved 51,491 participating shops, attracted over 1.08 million shoppers, and saved citizens 29.62 million baht in living expenses. GO Wholesale has supported the program since its launch on May 1, 2026, alongside the "Thai Help Thai: Reduce Burden, Lower Living Costs" campaign across all 14 branches and online channels to expand access to quality affordable products and support government efforts to ease public spending pressures.

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