Pull-Tab Coffee Closes 8 Stores in Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Jiangxi

Brief (coffeeyo.com): Source: The Paper (Pengpai Hao / Paike). Tea-Coffee Observer has learned that in August, Pull-Tab Coffee closed 8 stores across Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Jiangxi. Zhejiang, the brand’s home base, now has 73 remaining stores (18.07% of the total), with 4 closed in August, while Jiangsu and Jiangxi each withdrew 2.

Source: The Paper (Pengpai Hao / Paike Tea-Coffee Observation).

Tea-Coffee Observer learned that in August, Pull-Tab Coffee closed 8 stores across Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Jiangxi. Zhejiang, the brand’s home base, now has 73 remaining stores, accounting for 18.07% of all stores, with 4 closed in August, while Jiangsu and Jiangxi each withdrew 2.

Tea-Coffee Observer called the stores mentioned above; the Chengzhong Huayuan store in the Suqian Economic Development Zone was confirmed to have closed in August, while the Ziyougang store in Wuxing District, Huzhou, and the Wuyue Plaza store in Guangxin District, Shangrao, had already been closed for several months.

The Changfa Plaza store in Xinbei District, Changzhou; the Masheng Road store in Xihu District, Hangzhou; the Yongsheng Plaza store in Wucheng District, Jinhua; the Shangjie store in Kecheng District, Quzhou; and the Chuanshan Road store in Xihu District, Nanchang all gave no response.

Public information shows that Pull-Tab Coffee is a “trendy, creative coffee brand” that opened its first store at Hangzhou Hubin Intime in77 in September 2022. With products priced between 18 and 25 yuan, it pioneered the “hand-beaten waterfall coffee,” positioning itself to explore global coffee culture and committed to creating a trendy lifestyle of “coffee + experience + social + aesthetics.”

Data from Yilan Business shows that as of August 28, Pull-Tab Coffee had 404 existing stores.

Source: The Paper / China Coffee Network.

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