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NZ’s second-largest apple grower Crasborn Fresh Harvest enters liquidation with $53m debt

New Zealand's second-largest apple grower Crasborn Fresh Harvest has been liquidated owing more than $53 million to creditors.

Skinny McBuntu

Crasborn Fresh Harvest, New Zealand's second-largest apple grower, has been tipped into liquidation by Inland Revenue in the High Court at Auckland. Liquidators' documents reveal the company owes more than $53 million to creditors.

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Crasborn Fresh Harvest over $53m in debt

New Zealand’s second-largest apple grower, Crasborn Fresh Harvest, owes more than $53 million to creditors, liquidators’ documents reveal. Crasborn Fresh Harvest was tipped into liquidation by Inland Revenue (IRD) on July 3 in the High Court at Auckland.

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