According to press reports, Lewis Mills, a USA based importer of salmon and other fish, may not be able to repay a Massachusetts state agency that lent it $400,000. This is due to a large crash of revenue and bankruptcy.  The company has filed for liquidation and it is currently unknown whether the loan to the importer made by Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation (MGCC) can be paid back. An attorney for the importer said that a possible reason for the bankruptcy is “a huge downturn in the salmon business.” The company reportedly is selling their assets in an effort to pay back the loan but it is unknown whether that will cover it. Their bankruptcy petition was asserting liabilities of $2.27m. Lewis Mills apparently owes MGCC $204,667 of this money.  Before thebankruptcy, they had also been reportedly sued by a fish-selling venture, Ocean Quality North America, because they had apparently refused to pay for items already paid for and received.