Bertucci's restaurant chain is down to 15 locations after latest bankruptcy

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The Italian restaurant network Bertucci first presents the 11th chapter of bankruptcy for the third time.

Massachusetts-based business, which has places along the East Coast, is known for its brick pizza and pasta, and the five in Massachusetts have closed.

Italian restaurant network files are again bankrupt, closes places

Italian restaurant network Bertucci has submitted bankruptcy for the third time since 2018. It also has seven restaurants shut down to alleviate losses according to the April 24 bankruptcy application. (WFTT)

The chain was founded in 1981 by Joseph Crugnale, Italian immigrant. Until 1989, the United States ranked one of America’s top 10 pizza restaurants today. The expansion followed soon, and at the end of the 2000s it had about 100 locations.

The chain of the restaurant hopes that the bankruptcy will provide “breathing charm”, so it can “determine the best way forward and shape a general reorganization program”.

The company said in the case of its presentation. [Bertucci’s] This year, as the world saw that food expenses grow, the consumer costs are slow, and the uncertain global economy falls down (and outdoors).

In April 2018, Bertic presented Chapter 11 in the 11th chapter of bankruptcy and closed 15 restaurants. In December 2022, according to the challenges caused by the 19th Shesim epidemic, as well as collection, the second time declared bankruptcy and simplified actions.

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