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Author: Rebecca Collins
Rebecca Collins
Freelance Reporter | Health & Royal Affairs Rebecca Collins is a freelance reporter covering health and royal affairs. Her reporting focuses on public health, medical developments and the Royal Family.
The West Midlands halal manufacturer, known for samosas, kebabs and crispy chicken, entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation on 7 October. Creditors have until 14 November to submit claims. Quality Bites, a British frozen food firm stocked in more than 1,000 independent supermarkets, has ceased trading after 13 years. The West Midlands-based company was voluntarily wound up on 7 October, according to The Gazette. Deviesh Raikundalia of Hall Chadwick (UK) Limited has been appointed liquidator. The Gazette published the winding-up resolutions and creditor notices on 22 October, though research notes give 23 October for the same publication. The business Quality Bites operated…
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