The dairy company sent 350 dismissal telegrams and is working to a minimum of its capacity. Meanwhile, the poultry fired 70 workers in Entre Ríos.
The dairy cooperative Sancor and the giant of the poultry industry, Tres Arroyos farm, joined the long list of companies that began this 2025 with dismissals. In the case of the dairy firm, so far He sent around 350 telegrams, while the Poultry Company disconnected about 70 workers only in the last hours.
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For now, Sancor’s situation seems to be increasingly critical. He currently processes just 200,000 liters per day and does not get working capital to float. In this framework, its directory initiated a restructuring plan in which he decided to fire hundreds of workers who were under the “free day” regime, that is to say that they did not work full time or that they did not even have assigned tasks.


“For the reasons of force majeure outside the will of the company, which are public knowledge, we dispense with its services from the date (art. 247 LCT) compensation, final liquidation and work certificates – cfr art. 247 at your disposal in terms of law – record, ”says the telegram that received around 350 workers from the dairy company that would execute more dismissals in the next few days.
The company currently has five productive plants but only three are operational, although working at least its capacity. Its directory urgently seeks to add an investor but the truth is that the scenario is increasingly complicated for the company that became one of the national leaders in the dairy business.
Meanwhile, in Tres Arroyos, the main poultry firm in Argentina that operates eight production and slaughter plants around 700,000 chickens per day, with an annual billing estimated at $ 1,300 million, they also talk about crisis and seek just reduce your work campus.
With that premise in mind, in December last year the company requested before the Secretary of Labor the opening of a preventive crisis procedure. They alleged that the closure of the Chinese market for the export of their products complicated all its operation. At that time he had already closed one of his production plants located in Tristán Suárez and only part of his workers had been relocated.
This week the bad news came in the form of a telegram of dismissal to their workers on their plant located in Concepción del Uruguay, province of Entre Ríos. As indicated from the food guild, the company discouraged more than 70 workers and at this time it is speculated with the possibility that this figure will continue to grow.
The reality is that the company for months has been warning that it is going through a delicate situation product of the closure of the Chinese market, but also in the face of high production and labor costs that it must face. In this framework, from the guild they ask for the immediate reincorporation of all the dismissed, the end is still open.
Source: Ambito

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