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A Well-Known Bakery Chain Shut Down All Its Premises, Fired 150 Employees, and Filed for Bankruptcy.

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This is Pandanés, which had 25 branches. His workers learned that they had been disassociated during the morning, through a message from Whatsapp.

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The workers of Pandanés received a message in the early morning from the company not to show up at the shops

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The company was going through a financial crisis, was in preventive contest and announced that it will apply for bankruptcy.The workers received the notice during the morning of this Friday and could not enter the premises to remove their belongings.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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This is Pandanés, which had 25 branches. His workers learned that they had been disassociated during the morning, through a message from Whatsapp.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The bakery chain will ask for its own bankruptcy. Employees found locks and changed locks, and denounce seven months without contributions or social work The entrance A chain of bakeries closed its 25 premises: fired 150 workers for WhatsApp at 4 a.m. was first published in El Ciudadano.

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·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A new example of the crisis that companies are going through due to the rules of play imposed by the national administration commanded by President Javier Milei. The Pandanés bakery chain closed its 25 branches and left 150 workers unemployed in the midst of a financial crisis that decanted in the decision to apply for bankruptcy. Employees revealed that the company's ...

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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