
The popular brand of ice cream based in the United States closes 500 of its nationwide trades due to the move that led to the collateral.
The pharmaceutical company Rite Aid submits bankruptcy in Chapter 11, resulting in 500 hand -modest ice cream counter from ice cream. The company owned by Rite Aid thus carries the onslaught of its parent, who would leave the business, according to the street report.
Why is the closure of gentle ice cream?
When companies like Rite Aid are forced for bankruptcy, they are forced to close other brands they own, even if they become themselves.
Rite Aid currently has 500 pharmacies inside, which are counters of gentle ice cream.
Thrifty has gained popularity through the unique blade it provides. Instead of spherical ice cream scoops is a gentle cube -shaped ice cream. It is also known for its innovative flavors.
“Thrifty Ice Cream was launched in 1940 at a small factory in Western Hollywood. Angelenonos soon plunged into the flagship Thrifty Drug Store in the center of Los Angeles to taste the ice cream from the soda fountain.
According to the street, gentle shops inside the pharmaceutical stores must be mandated by AID. Since 500 ice cream outlets are not outside the Aid Rite trades and sell products on the roof of the pharmacy itself, they cannot be sold as a separate asset.
However, some franchise outlets of ice cream are not owned by Rite Aid.
“You can find Thrifty Ice Cream in the section of the freezers of your favorite retailers such as Rite Aid, Albertsons, Vons and more. You can also find it at SCOOP in California, Arizona and the growing number of regions in the US and Mexico,” says Thrifty Web.
As part of the bankruptcy of Chapter 11 Chapter Rite Aid, Thrifty Ice Cream will be sold as an asset.
The buyer could decide to control the brand, sell pints, liters and wrap ice cream in food chains. It may also decide to add ice cream counters that are not admired.
However, with the bankruptcy of Rite Aid, the future of Thrifty Ice Cream remains uncertain as a whole.
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