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Aunt Maruca Stops Producing in San Juan but the Factory Maintains Its Activity with Other Brands
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The main plant of the renowned brand of cookies Tía Maruca, located in Albardón, San Juan, closed its doors definitively, putting an end to more than two decades of industrial activity in the region and leaving many employees unemployed.
The traditional firm of cookies Tía Maruca stops producing in San Juan to third the production of its products, but the factory maintains its activity with other brands. The change of model occurs after the arrival of a new investor to the plant located in the Sanjuanino department of Albardón. The commercial operation was carried out by the businessman Juan Carlos Crovela and did not include the historic brand of cookies. With the new managemen…
On the weekend, Tía Maruca was again under the magnifying glass from versions of the closure of her plant in San Juan. The focus was on the Albardón factory, which for years was one of the axes of its production. The fact is that the company stopped operating that plant at the end of last year and gave its management to another group. Since then, it has advanced in a rearrangement of its productive scheme. That movement was part of a broader res…
The traditional firm of cookies Tía Maruca stops producing in San Juan to third the production of its products, but the factory maintains its activity with other brands. The change of model occurs after the arrival of a new investor to the plant located in the Sanjuanino department of Albardón. The commercial operation was carried out by the businessman Juan Carlos Crovela and did not include the historic brand of cookies. With the new managemen…
The iconic brand of cookies Tía Maruca defined the closure of its production in the province of San Juan to third the production of its products. Thus, the firm withdraws from the control of the business and goes on to outsource its production by means of the model known as “a fasón”, that is, that entrusts the production to third-party factories. From ...
The company sold its main plant in the province of San Juan and faces a change of management. They will continue in the market thanks to a change in manufacturing.
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