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“We are ready to reopen the yarn and fabric industry when possible,” said the owner of the company after the announcement that left 260 operators on the street
The firm Emilio Alal announced the definitive closure of its yarn and fabric plants in Corrientes and Chaco, left 260 workers laid off and attributed the decision to the opening of imports, the fall in consumption and the high costs facing the sector.
Goya, January 27, 2026 (NA) -- After closing its two yarn and fabric production plants, and firing 260 operators, businessman Luis “Pinky” Alal said he kept the hope of reopening Goya’s, Corrientes, without giving definitions of what will happen to Villa Angela, Chaco, whose blind also dropped. He explained that the decision to close Emilio Alal SACIFI’s plants was due to structural and commercial factors that hinder the competitiveness of the i…
The historic firm Emilio Alal lowered the blind in Corrientes and Chaco, while the manufacturer of Nike and Adidas in Misiones reduced its staff. The entrance closed a centuries-old textile and fired 260 workers was first published in #BorderJournalism.
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