Hogs Breath Cafe business as usual

DESPITE being placed into administration last month, Hog’s Breath Cafe Mildura owner Linley Schultz has reassured the community that its “business as usual” for the popular Mildura eatery.

“I’m actually in the process of relocating from the Riverland to Mildura permanently, I am fully committed to the business,” Mr Linley told Sunraysia Daily.

“The Mildura Hog’s Breath Cafe is open for business as usual.”

Administration is a process in which an independent person takes control of a company, investigates its finances, and then makes recommendations on how to proceed.

It comes as Mark Brereton from HoganSprowles was appointed as administrator, with the company’s first creditors meeting set for October 3.

According to the Hog’s Breath Cafe website, the Mildura restaurant, located on Deakin Avenue, is now one of just two locations in Victoria still operational.

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