CP All and Saraburi Province Launch 'Saraburi Food Plus' Initiative
CP All has partnered with Saraburi Province to introduce the 'Saraburi Food Plus' project, aimed at managing food surplus and promoting sustainable consumption.
According to a report by Matichon Online on October 15, 2026, CP All, the operator of 7-Eleven stores in Thailand, has officially collaborated with Saraburi Province to launch the 'Saraburi Food Plus' project. This initiative is designed to address the issue of food surplus by implementing a systematic management framework within the region.
For residents and visitors, this project represents a shift toward more sustainable local food practices. By optimizing the distribution and utilization of surplus food, the initiative aims to reduce waste and potentially support local community welfare. The collaboration highlights a growing trend in Thailand where major retail corporations work alongside provincial authorities to tackle environmental and social challenges at the local level.
While the announcement confirms the partnership and the project's primary objective, several details remain to be clarified. Specifically, the public is awaiting further information regarding the operational logistics, such as how surplus food will be collected, processed, and distributed to target groups. Additionally, it is not yet clear if this model will be expanded to other provinces or if it will remain exclusive to Saraburi. Stakeholders are encouraged to monitor official updates from CP All and the Saraburi provincial government for further developments on how this program will impact local food accessibility and waste reduction efforts.
