There can only be one entity for each public Issuer. And once an entity exists, that entity will always belong to the public shell regardless of its activity status. The entity can be merged into a different entity, but only through a merger document. The entity can be moved to a new state but only through a merger document or a convert out document.
The past FRHV disclosures/filings confirm that FRHV was merged with a Delaware entity in 2015 which means that the 2015 entity is the proper one. That entity has never been merged into any other entity or moved to a new state since then.
Once an entity becomes inactive at the state of Delaware and becomes revoked the name becomes available to be used again. That is actually the case in most states.
I can't tell you if somebody created a new entity by the same name in 2017:
1) in an attempt to try to illegally hijack the FRHV shell committing tax fraud against the state of Delaware at the same time
2) in an attempt to run some kind of fraudulent stock manipulation scheme on the abandoned FRHV shell
3) or if it was just somebody that made an entity by the same name because they just liked the name and they have no interest in the publicly traded Fresh Harvest Products Inc.
All I can tell you for sure with 100% certainty is that the 2015 entity is the one that belongs to FRHV and that entity has been abandoned. It last filed and paid taxes in 2015. It was revoked by the state of Delaware for unpaid taxes.
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