Examiner appointed to ready-meals firm

A CORK ready-meals company that employs 125 people is said to have a reasonable prospect of survival following the appointment of an examiner.

Examiner appointed to ready-meals firm
Wed, 03 Dec, 2008 - 00:00

Mr Justice Peter Kelly confirmed in the High Court that David Carson, of Deloitte, is examiner to Swissco Ltd, which operates a manufacturing plant in Little Island, Cork.

Swissco is part of a group of companies comprising Cresset, a wholly owned subsidiary of International Cuisine (ICL) Ltd, which is in turn owned by Singapore Food Industries (SFI) Ltd.

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