British grocery startup Zapp, which has raised $300m in funding from investors including Atomico and Lightspeed, is in talks to pull out of the Netherlands, Sifted has learnt.
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June 22, 2022
Zapp in talks to leave Amsterdam, the city fast becoming the grave of speedy grocery
Amsterdam has proven a particularly tricky place for speedy grocery companies like Zapp to operate
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