‘We were used as a stalking horse’: Tasfoods
Jilted dairy farm bidder says it was misled by New Plymouth Council.
The chairman of jilted Van Diemens Land Company bidder Tasfoods says his company was used as a stalking horse and was misled by New Plymouth District Council.
Late on Monday a Victorian court lifted an injunction sought by Tasfoods, allowing the council to sell its Tasmanian farming business to a
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 09 Dec 2015
Wed, 09 Dec 2015
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‘We were used as a stalking horse’: Tasfoods
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