Philippines% arabica suddenly closed all Arabica Coffee official account suddenly cancelled?!

On January 30th, Filipino netizens announced on the social platform that the% Arabica store in Dayi City, Philippines was suddenly closed! Subsequently, netizens in other parts of the Philippines also posted online that% of the Arabica stores in the Philippines were also closed. Due to the sudden cancellation of Arabica's official ins (arabica.journal) account, local netizens and media have asked:% Arabica is going to withdraw from the Philippine market?!

To this end,% Arabica Coffee announced the termination of its cooperation with Allue Hortaleza, a former partner of the Philippines, on facebook. To this end, all existing Arabica stores in the Philippines will be temporarily closed. Meanwhile,% Arabica said it had found a new agent for the Philippine market and promised to resume the business of% Arabica Philippine stores this year (but the location of the store will be changed).

At the same time, it said that the reason why the (arabica.journal) ins account shows the logout status is that it has been hacked and they have actively contacted the platform to recover. By the deadline, the account had been updated. Then the netizen's comment was as follows: "if you want to close the door temporarily, you should give notice in advance."... We thought that% Arabica was going to launch 😅 in the Philippine market "and% Arabica responded to the comment:" We didn't know that the former partner would suddenly suspend the business of the store. " They said they would open their own brand coffee shop in the same place. "

Then, on February 1st,% Arabica's former Philippine partner Allue Hortaleza also issued a statement on ins, saying that although they ended their relationship with% Arabica, they would continue to work hard to provide everyone with high-quality coffee.

Although both sides responded, many netizens said: after two years of epidemic, the economy of the Philippines is just beginning to recover, and more and more people go to coffee shops to spend money. And% Arabica has always been an online celebrity cafe where Filipino netizens like to clock in, and the production of coffee has been stable and good. I believe business will be very good after that. It may be a little irrational to break up now. Maybe... It is because of the resumption of business that the former partner will think of "starting another stove". After all, if you make money in this way, you don't have to share% Arabica. But what will happen to the coffee shop business of the former partner without% Arabica? We'll see. Photo Source: Internet

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