Seafood equipment must be returned

Equipment seized by a lending company on Dec. 19 from a Hayes seafood plant will be returned, but the items may end up going back to the firm that seized them.

[Dancing Crow]

What about the labor issues that the original plant had, anyone follow up on that?

What about the health code violations as well, hmmm?

All sorts of honesty issues abound in this little pecadillo don't they?

[Frozal345]

So they were seized because of a health code violation? That's strange. Doesn't seafood equipment need to be inspected before it is released to the public after manufacturing? It sounds like the firm just wanted the seafood equipment for themselves. I was just looking online and maybe the owners of the equipment should have checked out the company first to make sure there weren't any problems with equipment. I liked this site.

http://www.seafoodprocessingequipment.ca

[Listening Closely]

Frozal345 wrote:

So they were seized because of a health code violation? That's strange. Doesn't seafood equipment need to be inspected before it is released to the public after manufacturing? It sounds like the firm just wanted the seafood equipment for themselves. I was just looking online and maybe the owners of the equipment should have checked out the company first to make sure there weren't any problems with equipment. I liked this site.
http://www.seafoodprocessingequipment.ca

Don't get excited, the daily press is known for distorting the facts. I'd get my information from a different source before conjecture.

[sam]

Poor buzzard who owned the company is dead now, it seems a little late to be trying to fix this situation.

[jamsrich]

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