FairPrice Group to extend store operating hours for Chinese New Year

Over 60 stores will operate for 24 hours on 8 February.

FairPrice Group (FPG) is extending the hours of 35 stores across Singapore to be active around the clock on the eve of Chinese New Year.

On the eve of CNY, apart from the 35 stores operating for 24 hours, other stores will close by 5PM. A FairPrice on Wheels truck will be open until 2PM at Clementi West Street 2, near Block 708.

Beginning 26 January, over 302 of its stores will progressively extend their operating hours to cater to late-night grocery shopping needs.

In addition, 69 stores located at high traffic areas will operate 24 hours on 8 February 2024.

On the first day of CNY, 144 out of 159 FairPrice stores will remain open. Amongst these, 42 stores will operate for 24 hours..

The remaining 15 FairPrice stores and the FairPrice on Wheels truck will be closed on the first day of CNY.

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