tuinadvies.be
Belgian online garden shop selling garden products to consumers; operations ceased, customer accounts end 31 December 2026
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About tuinadvies.be
Tuinadvies is an online garden shop, presented as a garden centre, that sells garden products through its webshop in Belgium.
Its customers are consumers who order garden products online. The company has ceased operations. It states that rising logistics and technical demands made the webshop difficult to run profitably, and that this is not a bankruptcy.
Warranties on products bought remain valid after the closure, and customers are asked to contact the company using the details on their order invoice. Customer accounts end on 31 December 2026, and the website is to disappear fully after that date.
Product: Online sale of garden products through a webshop.
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