(plaintiff supplier brought action under Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA) against defendant buyer and its owner for cost of produce accepted by buyer but not paid; defendant failed to answer petition and plaintiff brought Motion for Default Judgment in district court; court found service was properly given and allegations of PACA trust adequately pled; court held the following facts taken as true: plaintiff sold perishable produce through interstate commerce to defendant, statutory notice was provided of trust, but full payment was not received; plaintiff, however, failed to adequately plead facts establishing that individual liability should attach to defendant’s owner; plaintiff failed to allege specific facts regarding improper control of PACA assets relying instead on conclusory statements of breach of fiduciary duties and fraud; district court declined to enter judgment against owner individually, but allowed default against buyer corporation; court entered default judgment in amount of principal, contractual pre-judgment interest, post-judgment interest, and court costs against defendant corporation).