the main creditors or workers themselves whose salaries have paid because the company has to cope with consequences the falling value the pound which is where almost all its is exported and cost of 
The main creditors are the workers themselves whose salaries have not been paid because the company has failed to cope with the consequences of the falling value of the British pound, which is where almost all its production is exported, and the soaring cost of the raw materials used in the manufacturing process.
The main creditors are workers themselves whose salaries have paid because the company has to cope with consequences the falling value the pound, which is where almost all its is exported, and cost of the raw used the manufacturing process.