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September 16, 2022

Seattle investment bank Cascadia Capital lands unique funding deal to expand services

September 14, 2022

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February 14, 2021

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November 6, 2020

Bartell deal follows larger M&A trend among family-owned businesses

October 12, 2020

More tree fruit consolidations ahead, investment banker says

August 17, 2020

Economic deterioration of the Washington tree fruit industry is accelerating because of low apple prices over the past year, and company consolidations, on hold because of COVID-19, will soon start happening, a Seattle investment banker says.

Midmarket Firms Target Food, Beverage Companies Strained by Coronavirus Shutdowns

April 9, 2020

Outside investors taking bigger bite of apple industry, banker says

January 14, 2020

Tree fruit consolidations continue

November 25, 2019

The sale of a tree fruit and berry processor in Grandview, Wash., to a Richmond, Va., tobacco company is the latest example of the continuing financial squeeze of the Washington tree fruit industry, according to Michael Butler of Cascadia Capital.