The American fast food chain Taco Bell makes a restart in the Netherlands. The Dutch branch of the American company, which serves Mexican food, was declared bankrupt at the end of July.
The British franchise party Symbro takes over the branches, confirms curator Maartenjansen according to the ANP . Nine out of ten Dutch branches will probably continue under the new owner. The tenth, in Amersfoort, seems too expensive because of the amount of the rent.
130 of the 165 employees come along with the restart. “Those are actually all the employees who still work there, because people have left lately,” Jansen told the ANP .
It is the second time that there is a bankruptcy for Taco Bell in the Netherlands. In 2018, the then franchisee also went bankrupt. Two years earlier, the chain had announced that it wanted to open fifty restaurants in the Netherlands within ten years.
The American Fast-Food Chain Taco Bell is Making a Fresh Start in The Netherlands. The Dutch Branch of the American Company, which serves Mexican Food, was declared bankrupt at the end of July.
The British Franchise Party Symbro is a bar over The Locations, curator Maarten Jansen Confirms Accordination to the ANP . Nine of the ten Dutch Locations Will Likely Continue Under the New Owner. The Tenth, in Amersfoort, Appears to Be TOO EXPENSive Due to the Rent.
130 of the 165 Employees Will Join the Restart. “That’s actual all the employees who still work there, because some people have already left in the past,” Jansen Tells the Anp .
This is the second time there has been a bankruptcy for taco bell in the Netherlands. In 2018, The then-Franchisee also Went Bankrupt. Two years Earlier, The Chain had announced its intention to open fifty restaurants in the Netherlands within ten years.