Pieter Pot, an online supermarket that sells products without packaging, is in financial trouble. Shareholders warn suppliers of impending bankruptcy in a letter to suppliers.
After the corona crisis, sales volumes at Pieter Pot did not grow sufficiently.
If the packaging-free supermarket cannot reach an agreement with the creditors, the company will go bankrupt, writes RetailTrends.
That trade medium has a letter in the hands of shareholders Jordan Koppelle and Dominique Rommers in which they ask suppliers to settle for part of the outstanding bill.
The two shareholders write in the letter that they have taken over the shares of Pieter Pot from former shareholders Jouri Schoemaker and Martijn Bijmolt “and thus prevented the company from going bankrupt”.
Schoemaker leaves a comment The entrepreneur know to be ‘affected’. “The margins at Pieter Pot were too small to make the model profitable with the current sales volumes.”
