Vertical farming is a less common method for intensive agriculture. (File photo). Photo: 123rf Hamilton business Greenleaf Fresh is being put into voluntary administration, after what it says were “recent financial challenges” affecting the company’s operations. Greenleaf Fresh is behind Greengrower, a vertical farm operation that received $3.5 million in public funding last year for…
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A vertical garden Photo: 123rf The parent company of an organisation that received $3.5 million in public funding is being put into voluntary administration. Greenleaf Fresh has appointed administrators, citing recent financial challenges. The company was behind Greengrower, a vertical farm in Hamilton that received millions in public funding last year for research. The grant…
An Australian building giant behind some of the nation’s biggest developments, including a 41-residential tower on Chevron Island on Queensland’s Gold Coast, has entered voluntary administration. Bensons Property Group Pty (BPG) announced yesterday that it had made the “difficult decision” to appoint Craig Shepard and Sebastian Ham of Korda Mentha as voluntary administrators. The company…
Greenleaf Fresh, which traded under the name Greengrower, has gone into voluntary administration. Vertical farming business Greenleaf Fresh, which traded under the name Greengrower, has gone into voluntary administration. Adele Hicks and David Ruscoe, of Grant Thorton, were appointed administrators by resolution of the company’s directors on December 31. A statement from Grant Thornton said…
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Date published: 30 December 2024 The Department for the Economy (the Department) has accepted a disqualification undertaking from the director of a company involved in take-away food shops and mobile food stands. The undertaking was received for six years from Michael Johnston (59) of Rathblane, Co. Antrim, in respect of his conduct as director of…
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