SAO PAULO, Dec 6 (Reuters) – A Brazilian chapter choose postponed the public sale of two soy crushing crops after U.S-based grain dealer Bunge BG.N alleged the vendor supplied “scarce and incomplete” details about the belongings, in line with court docket filings seen by Reuters on Friday.
The sale of the 2 crops by privately owned Imcopa group was scheduled for Dec. four and is a part of the vendor’s plan to emerge from chapter. The public sale is now scheduled for Feb. 17.
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