Creditors of failed online grocery business Supie today voted in favour of liquidation at a watershed meeting.

A report from BusinessDesk counted 14 people in multiple meetings held about the company, despite 100 seats being laid out at PwC's Auckland office.

Neat Meat founder and former Supie creditor Simon Eriksen doesn't think there's a lot of money left over.

"The money has gone, and knowing enough about that business- there probably isn't a lot left over after you pay wages and whatnot."

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Creditors of failed online grocery business Supie today voted in favour of liquidation at a watershed meeting.
A report from BusinessDesk counted 14 people in multiple meetings held about the company, despite 100 seats being laid out at PwC's Auckland office.
Neat Meat founder and former Supie creditor Simon Eriksen doesn't think there's a lot of money left over.
"The money has gone, and knowing enough about that business- there probably isn't a lot left over after you pay wages and whatnot."
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