23rd April 2024 Liquidations / NZCS
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Despite plenty of interest in the company, factory, and individual outlets associated with the collapsed food brand, liquidators say no deal has been struck.
The shareholders of Christchurch pet food processing business Fussy Dog have placed the company into liquidation.
A seven-year old dairy co-operative, Organic Dairy Hub, has filed for liquidation.
Stock with a cost value of up to $450,000 has been returned to suppliers of failed online grocery retailer Supie, as liquidators continue to seek buyers for the company’s assets.
Craft beer importer and distributor Beertique NZ has gone into liquidation to become the latest casualty in the sector, which is suffering from rising costs and falling demand.
The egg wholesaler has collapsed in the wake of a supply shortage brought on by changes to both regulation and impending supermarket sales.
Deep Creek Brewing Operations has gone into liquidation, with Derek Ah Sam and Paul Vlasic from Rodgers Reidy appointed liquidators today.
Food manufacturer and retailer Wishbone ran out of road owing creditors more than $2.3m as sales declined and costs ramped up, according to the first liquidators report for its parent company.
Wellington-founded foodservice firm Wishbone is the latest food business to succumb to an environment of rising costs and squeezed profit.
Auckland company Grey Lynn Gin has gone into liquidation citing slowing demand and the increase in the alcohol excise tax for the reasons.
A number of large and small food and beverage firms have been listed as creditors of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts.
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