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250-ton New Zealand seafood processing plant up for sale

The business and assets of Chatham Island Seafoods, including a factory, two vessels and a fishing quota, have gone into liquidation

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 15, 2013 08:18 BST
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Chatham Island Seafoods, a seafood processing plant in New Zealand's Chatham Islands has gone into liquidation on petition of Inland Revenue, according to Taranaki Daily News [...]

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