Blue Ribbon Meats has turned down a refinancing offer put forward by a Melbourne-based syndicate, and announced yesterday that the struggling company has been put in voluntary administration. The decision was chosen as an alternative to receivership and gives Blue Ribbon up to another three months of life. CEO Ray Joy stressed: "Where this is life there is hope."
AUSTRALIA: Blue Ribbon Meats to go into voluntary administration
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