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In the United States, the main fruits and vegetable business Del Monte foods are looking for the buyer after joining the bankruptcy proceedings in Chapter 11.
“This is a strategic step forward for Del Monte nutrients. After the comprehensive assessment of all available options, this is the most effective way for the president and CEO of the company, the President and CEO Greg Longstreet.
Del Monte foods, Del Monte Pacific, Del Monte Pacific, Del Monte Pacific, the potential bidders in the list of lenders have been connected to $ 912.5 million for financing for the promotional bidder. The court approves is $ 165 million in finance.
This confirmation appealed to the Bankruptcy Court for the New Jersey district.
In a separate notice, Del Monte Pacific, including US branches, including Latin America, do not enter the bankruptcy proceedings, and continue to act as usual.
Meanwhile, Del Monte Foods said that this is “the value of the total selling process” as part of the general strategic balance sheet “. For this purpose, the company entered a defined support agreement (RSA) by continuing its creditors’ assets to all or significantly sell.
“We will be better placed for improved capital structure, advanced financial situation and new property, long-term success,” Longstreet said.
Del Monte Foods is famous for the brand of canned fruits and vegetables. Kitchen Basics, Broths and Shares Manufacturer, in 2022, US Food Business McCormick & Co. was obtained from McCormick & Co.
Other brands Joyba rivers, containing teaserves, canned tomatoes, college inn broth and shares and other lines and sauces, clothing and sauces.
Del Monte Pacific, said that Longstreet said that Del Monte foods did not violate the performance of Del Monte foods, “” Faced with the Dynamic Macroeconomic Environment “” Faced with Problems “” He faced the problem. “
Not provided by Del Monte foods when he has announced any monetary food Upcoming parcel A factory that produces fruit products in Yakima, Washington. The decision affects the employees of 51.
