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Bed Bath & Beyondhas officially filed for bankruptcy.
With store closures approaching across the country, customers have until the end of Tuesday, April 25, to redeem the company’s famous blue coupons before they are deemed invalid.
“We will no longer accept coupons or Welcome Rewards+ discounts beginning April 26, 2023,” a Bed Bath & Beyond representative confirmed to PEOPLE.
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The rep adds that while the company’s policies may keep changing during this uncertain time, “We expect customers can continue to redeem gift cards through May 8, 2023.” As for returns and exchanges, they will be “processed in accordance with our usual policies until May 24 for items purchased prior to April 23, 2023.”
More information about the company’s closing process can be found in theChapter 11 FAQon their website.
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In January, PEOPLE reported that the home store was preparing to file for bankruptcy after announcing the closure of 87 stores. The company had previously shut down 150 locations in August 2022.
The retail chain shared a business update on January 5, revealing that it had lost $385 million in the third quarter of 2022. In sales that quarter, the home store only made $1.2 billion — a significantly lower amount compared to the $1.8 billion made in the third quarter of 2021.
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In a statement at the time, CEO Sue Gove said that Bed Bath & Beyond had a “clear vision for the future” and had “strengthened [its] leadership team” to facilitate the “turnaround” needed.
source: people.com