Another $3m now owing from collapse

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01/27/2025 10:30 AM

The former Black Origin Meat Processors factory, which processed Wagyu beef, in Gore. PHOTO: KATHERINE MCLENNAN The multimillion-dollar debts keep mounting for companies associated with a failed Southland Wagyu beef operation, which promoted its cattle as receiving massages and having music played "to keep them soothed and calm".

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