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Michael Best and SSG Capital Advisors Supported Winona Foods, Inc. in the recent sale of its Cheese Processing Division. Michael Altman, Jake DeLeers, Brent Stork, Michelle Ebben, James DeCleene, and Ryan Habeck served as counsel to Winona Foods, Inc. SSG Capital Advisors, LLC served as investment banker to Winona Foods.

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Read the full press release here: <a href="https://www.ssgca.com/press-release/ssg-advises-winona-foods-in-the-sale-of-its-cheese-processing-division/">SSG Advises Winona Foods in the Sale of its Cheese Processing Division – SSG Capital Advisors, LLC</a>

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Michael Best Counsels Winona Foods, Inc. In Sale of Cheese Processing Division

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