As a result of emerging in the overseas fast delivery industry and becoming a world giant in this field, To takecame forward with bad news from France. To Agence France-Presse (AFP) In the information presented, Getir will leave France reported.

In the said press release, the reason for the departure was shared that the legal restrictions in France hamper the company’s success. It has been announced that a buyer will be sought for the entire holdings of the company in France.

Also filed for bankruptcy in France:

Getir shares his plans to leave France while in the country at the same time. file for bankruptcy also found. A possible name to purchase Getir’s assets and operations in France is not currently being discussed.

The fate of 1800 workers in France is unknown:

It is not yet known what will happen to Getir’s 1,800 employees in the country following Getir’s decision to leave France. Speaking to AFP, CFDT union representative Johann Tchissambou said that following the announcement of the departure, the payment of workers’ wages should be guaranteed in September. mention.

Laws in force in France that led to Getir’s departure decision:

The French government set up Getir ‘shadow shops’ and similar services in March should be considered a warehouse. had decided. Thus the fate of the warehouses in the city centers was endangered and the availability of warehouses in the centers was made dependent on the city authorities.

Getir’s rival, Flink, also filed for bankruptcy in France in early June. Another courier service, Gopuff, also left France in January.