The company entered liquidation owing over £1m, part of which is owed to local Yorkshire Businesses.
Yorkshire Lavender Limited entered liquidation last month, selling its assets to Barnby Holdings Ltd, a company involving two previous directors and shareholders of Yorkshire Lavender, Samuel Goodwill and Emma Waddington.
The minutes also state that Ms Menzies confirmed there would be a number of difficulties in this regard, as the land on which the buildings are situated is not owned by the company, but by Nigel Goodwill, father of Samuel Goodwill and Emma Waddington, and founder of Yorkshire Lavender. "We try really hard to employ provide employment opportunities to people who may find it difficult to gain employment, our margins are not brilliant but that's almost the point to me, so it's quite a hole to have in our revenue.
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