Atlantic Natural Foods Files for Bankruptcy
April 2, 2025
Atlantic Natural Foods, the plant-based company behind Loma Linda food products and Tuno, has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy
Since withdrawing from a takeover deal by Above Food five months ago, Atlantic Natural Foods has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in order to reorganize its business over the next few months.
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