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US: Despite bankruptcy, Plenty moves forward with Chesterfield facility construction

After construction stalled at its Chesterfield indoor farm and led to lawsuits and a bankruptcy filing, Plenty Unlimited is moving forward with plans to complete the work after all. The California-based firm on Wednesday secured court approval of a Chapter 11 restructuring plan that would allow it to finish an expansion of its indoor strawberry farm. The farm at 13500 N. Enon Church Road had been hit with lawsuits and mechanic's liens from contractors saying they were owed payment for work on the project.

Plenty has secured commitments from contractors to complete construction on the Chesterfield facility as well as for financing for the company to continue operations, Anthony Grossi, an attorney for Plenty, told the court.

He said there was "complete consensus from our construction counterparties to complete the build-out of our Richmond facility, and committed capital to fund our operations for the foreseeable future."

The current status of construction at the company's facility in Meadowville Technology Park and when the project is anticipated to be completed are unclear. A Plenty spokeswoman wasn't available for comment Wednesday afternoon.

Read more at Richmond Biz Sense

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