Wednesday, December 4, 2024 • ByLaura Smith, Local Democracy Reporting Maketū Pies has been saved again, two weeks into its liquidation process. Privately-owned catering business Montana Group took over the 42-year-old brand and its about 20 employees today. Maketū Foods Ltd was placed into voluntary solvent liquidation by its previous owner, Te Arawa Management Ltd,…
Maketū Pies has been saved again, two weeks into its liquidation process. Privately-owned catering business Montana Group took over the 42-year-old brand and its about 20 employees today. Maketū Foods Ltd was placed into voluntary solvent liquidation by its previous owner, Te Arawa Management Ltd, at the…
Maketū Pies was placed into solvent liquidation in November. Photo / Laura Smith Maketū Pies has been saved again, two weeks into its liquidation process. Privately-owned catering business Montana Group took over the 42-year-old brand and its about 20 employees today. Maketū Foods Ltd was placed into voluntary solvent liquidation by its previous owner, Te…
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