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Reunion Foods Inc. d/b/a Mother Raw, Bankruptcy

Dina Kovacevic
Dina Kovacevic

Jul 15, 2024

Reunion Foods Inc. d/b/a Mother Raw, Bankruptcy

Reunion Foods Inc. d/b/a Mother Raw, a Toronto, Ontario manufacturer and distributor of organic plant-based products, including dressings, dips and other condiments, filed an assignment in bankruptcy on July 5.

In early 2024, the company determined that it had insufficient sales to fund operations and decided to commence a process to wind-up its business with the assistance of its financial and legal advisors.

The company has sold or otherwise realized on most of its assets. The funds in the estate, including any additional funds realized from the company’s limited remaining assets, will be distributed to creditors through the bankruptcy.

Albert Gelman is the bankruptcy trustee.

DLA Piper is counsel for the company.

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