Mad Butcher hits back at 'grossly inaccurate' claims
The butchery franchise's chief executive has hit out at allegations of widespread financial trouble following the revelation its Kapiti store owes $850,000.
Mad Butcher chief executive Michael Morton has swung his cleaver at “grossly inaccurate” claims the retail butchery franchise is facing financial trouble.
Last week, NBR ONLINE reported the franchisor’s Kapiti store recently went into liquidation owing $850,000.
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Hamish McNicol
Tue, 31 Mar 2015
Tue, 31 Mar 2015
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Mad Butcher hits back at 'grossly inaccurate' claims
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