Business Apology Letter

A business apology letter is written to extend an apology in a professional business environment. The letter helps in conveying that you are sorry and accept the responsibility of the mistake committed. The letter should be written as soon as you understand the mistake; that will help in cooling down the situation. The letter has to clarify how things went wrong and what is plan of action that you have devised.

The letter helps the other party in realizing that you are concerned and want to rectify the mistake, which will not create problems in the professional business relations.

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A Sample Business Apology Letter

Bob Wilson
Customer Service Manager,
Tangy Food Products,
1021 Tamarisk West St,
Rancho Mirage, CA,
USA
(760) 416-3139
March, 15 2009

Harry Jefferson
Store Manager,
Arc Supermarkets,
2431 Fair Oaks Blvd,
Fair Oaks, CA,
United States (916) 966-5010

Dear Mr. Jefferson:

We are sorry for the inconvenience caused to your organization. The purchase order No GH 112233 that you received on November, 13 2009 was defective. We understand the inconvenience caused to your company and customers.

The shipped product did not meet the quality and standards that we have been delivering for last five years. The customers have full faith in our products and they should continue the long lasting relationship that we have shared.

We have already started working on your order with the help of additional staff. We will be shipping your order by the end of this week. We have asked the shippers to collect the defective order from your warehouse so that you can stock the new order that will arrive.

We can assure you high quality products in the order that you will be receiving. I apologize for the inconvenience again and promise you that this will not be repeated in future.

We look forward to continue our business and professional relations that are mutually beneficial, which we have shared for last few years. Let us know if we can help you any other manner to pacify your inconvenience.

Yours sincerely,

Bob Wilson
Customer Service Manager

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