On April 6, Peter Queally (81) and his brother John (83) had to sign a standard declaration. The document published in the last few days by the Companies Registration Office discloses that one of the companies they control was about to provide assistance to another in a transaction encompassing three countries. “This company, Rosefelt Limited (RL), will enter into a loan agreement with QSA Holdings SARL, a company connected with the directors of RL, to facilitate an investment in a South African joint venture for the manufacture of pet food,” they wrote. “The benefit which shall accrue to the company…

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