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FoodXervices to wind down by end-April after 92 years of business

The company cited the loss of its headquarters as a key factor in its decision.

FoodXervices will wind down all operations by the end of April 2026, bringing an end to 92 years of business since its founding in 1934.

In an Instagram post, the company said it had decided to “retire” after facing sustained headwinds over the past six years.

It cited the loss of its headquarters, which the group said made it difficult to restart operations within a short timeframe and accelerated the decision to close.

Meanwhile, the company will use its remaining time to support clients and brand partners in transitioning their businesses, and plans to clear inventory through bulk sales.

The company apologised for any inconvenience and financial impact caused by the closure.

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