Farmers and other unsecured creditors have been paid just 1.82p for every £1 they are owed by failed grain merchant Alexander Inglis & Son. The company went into administration in May 2021, with the initial administrator’s report showing farming businesses accounted for more than one-third of 166 unsecured creditors owed more than £6m. See also: […]
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