Chief Prosecutor's Office has no questions about printing house Colorpack

The Chief Prosecutor's Office returned the documents, seized from the Palitra Media printing house Colorpack, back to the company.

According to a letter sent by the Chief Prosecutor’s Office to Colorpack Ltd, the process of revision of the documents has been completed and the investigation has no questions about Colorpack.

“As part of the ongoing investigation into this case, based on a ruling issued by the Tbilisi City Court, certain types of documentation have been seized from Colorpack Ltd. The process of revision of the documents has been completed. Given the fact that the investigation is not underway with regard to Colorpack Ltd and the investigation has no questions around it. The seized documents are returned to the company,” reads the letter, which is dated February 6.

The investigators of the Chief Prosecutor's Office entered the Palitra Media printing house Colorpack on September 24, 2019 and requested “complete legal, accounting, financial and economic documentation (original)”, issued from 01.01.14 to 11.09.18 as well as the company “business correspondence of the same period (original)."

In a statement released on September 25, the Prosecutor’s Office said the files were retrieved as part of the ongoing investigation around “Produce in Georgia” program.

Colorpack Ltd is owned by Palitra Media Holding, which was founded by Irakli Tevdorashvili in 1995 and he is still the main shareholder. Palitra Media Holding unites 14 printed editions, more than 20 internet portals, radio, TV, information agencies, publishing house, book shop network, toy store network, paper manufacturing company, advertising and event companies.