Blokker, the Dutch household retail chain that was declared bankrupt at the end of last year, is planning to return to the market with 30 to 40 new stores across the Netherlands. That figure, while not officially confirmed by the company, has been cited by several suppliers and individuals involved in ongoing negotiations with the new Blokker organization, according to RTL Z.
Businessman Roland Palmer, a nephew of longtime Blokker directors Jaap and Ab Blokker, acquired the brand name from the bankrupt estate four months ago. Palmer has since remained largely silent about his plans for the company, but sources told RTL Z the relaunch is now taking shape.
A former supplier who was approached to work with the new company said he was…
