More than two decades after the beginning of Chapecó Alimentaria's bankruptcy process, one of the largest Brazilian agro-industry in the 1990s and a competitor of Sadia and Perdigão before the creation of the BRF, the company's bankrupt mass still seeks a destination for part of the remaining assets. In the latest auction, which was held by the Positive Auctions platform and closed in June, the Chapecó brand did not receive proposals even when t…
More than two decades after the beginning of Chapecó Alimentaria's bankruptcy process, one of the largest Brazilian agro-industry in the 1990s and a competitor of Sadia and Perdigão before the creation of the BRF, the company's bankrupt mass still seeks a destination for part of the remaining assets. In the latest auction, which was held by the Positive Auctions platform and closed in June, the Chapecó brand did not receive proposals even when t…