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The lot includes chocolate-processing machinery, confectionery production and packaging lines, shelving, a forklift, various equipment and office furniture.
Complete list attached
Any adjustments required to bring the goods into compliance with current regulations, particularly those concerning health and safety, as well as ecological and environmental protection, shall be the sole responsibility of the buyer. The buyer shall bear all related costs, and the seller shall be released from any liability in this regard.
Any equipment that does not comply with current regulations, if included in the inventory, shall be deemed sold solely for use as spare parts. The insolvency proceedings shall accept no liability for any use of such equipment by the buyer.
In particular, for any goods that do not comply with safety regulations or lack CE marking, the successful bidder must, at their own sole care, expense and risk, bring them into compliance and obtain the relevant declaration of conformity from an authorized party. If bringing them into compliance is not possible, the successful bidder must dispose of them in accordance with the law and provide the relevant waste identification form.
Within 60 (sixty) days of collecting the goods, the successful bidder must provide the insolvency proceedings, by certified email (PEC), with documentary evidence that the goods have been brought into compliance or properly disposed of, by submitting a copy of the declaration of conformity, the waste identification form or other equivalent documentation. Failing this, the insolvency proceedings will make the required reports to the competent authorities.