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After 28 Years of Operation, It Closed a Historic Fishing and 50 Workers Were Left on the Street
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A new alarm signal was set on the local productive fabric after the definitive closure of a fishing plant with decades of presence in industrial activity. The decision resulted in the loss of 50 jobs and re-emphasized the fragility of the sector. The economic context appears as a determining factor. Inflation, the sustained increase in operating costs, the fall in domestic consumption and the income of imported products at more competitive price…
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