Foodland Supermarket Closes Phetchaburi Branch After 50 Years
The iconic Thai supermarket chain Foodland has announced the immediate closure of its Phetchaburi branch, marking the end of over five decades of operation at that location.
On October 15, 2026, the well-known supermarket chain Foodland officially announced the closure of its Phetchaburi branch. According to a statement released by the company via their official social media channels, the closure of both the supermarket and the attached 'Took Lae Dee' restaurant is effective immediately as of the announcement date.
This development marks the end of more than 50 years of service at this specific location. For residents and expatriates who frequent the area, this closure represents the loss of a long-standing retail and dining staple known for its 24-hour accessibility.
For those holding 'Foodland 366 Reward' memberships, the company has advised that accumulated points can still be redeemed at other nearby Foodland branches. However, members should note that these points are set to expire on December 31, 2026.
While the company expressed gratitude to its customers for their long-term support, the specific reasons behind the decision to shutter this particular branch were not disclosed in the announcement. As of now, it remains unclear if this closure is part of a broader restructuring plan or an isolated incident. Customers are encouraged to check the official Foodland website or social media pages for updates regarding the status of other locations and to locate the nearest alternative store for their shopping needs.
