AEON Supermarket in the North is ready with goods to respond to storm Wipha

AEON supermarket system has increased reserves by 2-3 times, increased online sales, and met people's shopping needs during storm Wipha.

The fruit and vegetable stalls of the Aeon supermarket system are always full of goods to serve the people. Photo: Khanh Linh

According to Aeon Vietnam Group, in response to storm Wipha, AEON Vietnam has stockpiled necessary goods and increased staff at all AEON department stores and supermarkets.

AEON Vietnam has proactively planned and worked with suppliers to fully meet the supply of goods during the storm as well as after, ensuring stable prices.

AEON department stores and supermarkets in the North have increased their inventory by 2-3 times compared to normal days, focusing on essential products such as: rice, instant noodles of all kinds, vegetables, fruits, fresh products, meat, fish...

In addition, AEON also focuses on some items that need to be used in situations of power or water outages such as: flashlights, raincoats, disposable food containers. These products are displayed in convenient locations that are easy to see and easy to take.

At the same time, AEON has increased storage capacity at distribution centers (transit warehouses) so that when there is demand, it can promptly respond and supply supermarkets.

Aeon supermarket's meat counter is always stocked with new products to serve shoppers. Photo: Khanh Linh

All AEON department stores and supermarkets are open as usual.

In addition, people can also shop by phone, through the AEON EShop e-commerce channel with diverse goods and full range of essential products.

AEON Vietnam's online channels such as Facebook and Zalo are always ready to support and promptly meet customers' needs in preparation for the storm.

According to statistics at AEON department stores and supermarkets in the North, purchasing power increased sharply compared to normal days.

Especially for AEON Hai Phong , an area with a location near the sea that was heavily affected by storm Wipha, purchasing power increased by about 30% compared to normal days. People focused on buying mainly essential food items, such as vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, instant noodles, rice, etc.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/sieu-thi-aeon-phia-bac-san-sang-nguon-hang-ung-pho-bao-wipha-709900.html