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Private equity-backed Tomich Bros ‘no longer operating’

Assets of private equity-backed firm now under a new name, after Tomich Bros rendered 'no longer financially viable' by two years of tough squid seasons

By Tom Seaman | Dec. 24, 2014 16:04 GMT
Private equity-backed Tomich Bros 'no longer operating'
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Private equity owned West Coast US processor Tomich Brothers Seafood was rendered “no longer financially viable’” by two years of tough squid seasons, according to a note sent by the company seen by Undercurrent News [...]

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