“Energy prices have exploded and it is not viable to keep our establishments open 24 hours a day,” said Luca Bruno of the Bruno Group on Thursday.
“In our store in Genk-Nord, for example, we have recorded an additional energy cost of 50,000 euros over the last six months. This represents an additional 2.50 euros per pizza. For the next three months, energy prices will be multiplied by ten, it’s simply unaffordable,” laments Luca Bruno.
The night closure will be applied until March 31, 2023.
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