In the past weeks, the ban on opening warehouses in Amsterdam, including Getir, was also taken in Rotterdam, the second largest city of the Netherlands. Getir made a statement on the decision.
He made an interesting decision in the past weeks in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Amsterdam city government has imposed a ban on fast courier shopping systems, including the Turkish company Getir. Within the scope of this ban, platforms such as Getir, Gorillas, Fling and Zapp are defined as ‘black stores’ in the city. prevented from opening storage centers.
As the reason for the ban, the city administration presented that these stores, which are opened in many parts of the city, where the products distributed by the couriers are stored, create visual pollution due to both noise and the use of filmed glass. Same decision taken in Amsterdam It was taken in another big city of the Netherlands.
The ban was imposed due to ‘desperate’ motorcycling and film-covered stores:
The second largest city in the Netherlands in terms of population Rotterdambanned fast courier order companies such as Getir from opening storage stores for one year. Roos Vermeij from Rotterdam City Council said in a statement:Everyone already knows about them. Film-covered stores, traffic on the streets, recklessly riding a motorcycle and the noise of the waiting drivers..” he said. Vermeij said there was no problem with expedited ordering, but it was very inconvenient to have them done.
Getir officials made a statement after this decision taken by Rotterdam. Officials said, “We employ 1,500 people in the Netherlands alone. We choose our locations carefully and completely without making noise with electric vehicles we ship orders” made a statement. The vehicles used by Getir for delivery in the Netherlands are as follows:
Source :
https://www.sozcu.com.tr/2022/dunya/getire-avrupada-bir-yasak-daha-bir-yil-acilacak-6930570/