The rapid cafes chains have been struggled to keep open sites over the past five years after the devastating effects of Covid-19.
Once the epidemic calms down, other economic problems affected the coffee chain sector, as the increase in inflation increased the costs of employment and products, high interest rates raised the cost of debt, and consumer positions changed on spending in food and beverage institutions based on uncertainty about the economy.
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Starbucks, the second largest American food chain, has closed about 17,000 sites behind 20,000 SUBWAY sites, already at least dozens of sites across the country in 2025, which was not logical to the company, newsweek said in January.
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If Starbucks is closing the sites, there is no doubt that its smaller competitors are fighting to keep their doors open.
In addition to the competition against the huge number of Starbucks sites throughout the country, competitors must face the Budget for the Koch Coffee. The company, which is based in January, said it has doubled its marketing spending as a percentage of revenue.
Coffee chains file for bankruptcy
Corner Bakery Café, who was running 175 sites at the same time, presented the bankruptcy of Chapter 11 in February 2023 and sold a chain, which was reduced to 138 units.
The chain of restaurants, specialized in coffee, pastries, breakfast, sandwiches, Odeh, recently completed the renovations in seven sites, one in Pennsylvania and six in California, which enhances its commitment to providing guests with a warm food experience and invitation
The award -winning Colorado Springo, Colorado, submitted a coffee coffee series on August 19, 2024, with a request for bankruptcy of Chapter 11 to reorganize her business. Company
The coffee chain, which has won gold, silver and bronze prizes from Colorado Springs on several occasions since its opening in 2010, runs cafes and freezing in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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Ritual coffee toasts close the struggle site
Finally, the San Francisco -based coffee toasts, which are based in San Francisco, revealed in a message on its website that it will close its location in the Hait Ashbari area on April 11, where “it has had difficulty achieving a balance between adequate work while maintaining a fully operating cafe.”
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The 20 -year -old coffee series has opened Haight Street nine years ago and runs four other cafes in the Mission area of San Francisco, Valley Hayes, Harvey Milk station at San Francisco International Airport, and one in Napa, California.
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The company also has a separate and roasted headquarters in San Francisco closed to the public.
“It is not because of you, our amazing customers, the surrounding community, or the incredibly creative and decentralized merchant community,” said Eileen Reynalde, owner of the coffee chain in a message about the conclusion. “It is just a normal meeting of many factors of managing a small company in a modern city.”
The Hait Street website faced both financial problems and repercussions from shooting in 2021, which led to the spraying of the cafe at fire, San Francisco Cronic said.
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