Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
Yes normal 2 with him.there was the other day when i seen him out Wallyford wayHe has minders lolbloody hell ! He must have stood on some big toes if he has minders
Large grain merchant gone under.
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Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
What like young n handy or just old farts ?
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
the kind that have more mussels & pen on there arms them brains
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Aye ! Jesus that’s like rag to a bull he ain’t robbed me but I fancy kicking him in the stones now
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
O well that is the first pm telling me to take them comments off , so may not be here much longerAye ! Jesus that’s like rag to a bull he ain’t robbed me but I fancy kicking him in the stones now
- Location
- Scottish Borders
I’ve a thousand hungry pigs ! Simples !Aye ! Jesus that’s like rag to a bull he ain’t robbed me but I fancy kicking him in the stones now
- Location
- Westish Suffolk
at least these crooks smile and have a big wallet....................and Frontier get even more control of the market
Big Blue Yonder
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
Theres an article in FWI on the creditors report
Most crooks seem to have a big walletat least these crooks smile and have a big wallet.
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
word is it is close on 70m
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Report reveals devastation of grain trade failure - Farmers Weekly
Farmers make up more than one-third of the 166 unsecured creditors owed more than £6m by failed grain merchant Alexander Inglis & Son (AIS). Hauliers,
www.fwi.co.uk
Inglis crash leaves creditor trail
Borders and Lothians farming businesses rank high among the unsecuredcreditors owed more than £6 million following the collapse of grainmerchants Alexander Inglis and Son.
www.scotsman.com
Administrators seem to be doing well out of it.
Don’t see any sign of @Bossfarmer ’s rumour of a farmer owed £6m on the list.
Fertiliser prices won’t be coming down any time soon.
d williams
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I don’t think he exists no man I know who made that sort of money out of farming would put himself in that position
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
all very sad and the farmers on the list will not get much back if any thing at all , looks like the law needs looked at on these types of companysReport reveals devastation of grain trade failure - Farmers Weekly
Farmers make up more than one-third of the 166 unsecured creditors owed more than £6m by failed grain merchant Alexander Inglis & Son (AIS). Hauliers,
Inglis crash leaves creditor trail
Borders and Lothians farming businesses rank high among the unsecuredcreditors owed more than £6 million following the collapse of grainmerchants Alexander Inglis and Son.
fieldfarmer
Member
Would bad debt insurance pay out in some of these instances or if corn you had there in storage was not there when you wanted to sell it could you claim for theft from your insurance policy?
fieldfarmer
Member
Reading the report one company has a court order to remove 2k tons of osr from a store but I reckon they have managed to prove its all theirs and not been stored with other owners. (that's if I've read it correctly).
- Location
- Darlington
Was just wondering the same, I know our local merchant make a big thing about having insurance if a customer goes bust, but what if they do themselves?
I have some cover against bad debt and very rarely have a lot outstanding at any one time but it's still a worry.