Granja Tres Arroyos closed a historic plant without notice: reports indicate that machinery was removed and that the board of directors emptied its offices.
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Granja Tres Arroyos, formerly Argentina's largest poultry producer, suspended operations at its historic plant in Capitán Sarmiento, Buenos Aires province, over the past weekend. The closure occurred without prior notice and includes no specified date for the resumption of activities.
Reports indicate that the facility has been cleared of machinery and that the company's board of directors has emptied its offices. The sudden cessation of operations at this long-standing site has prompted allegations regarding the status of the company's assets and future operational viability.
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