US EditionComplain that Acindar Imports Chinese Steel While Holding 500 Operators Suspended
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In Villa Constitución, alarms were raised within the steel company Acindar: a recent label indicating “Origin China”, with Acindar as an importer, raised concerns among the workers. The brand suggests that some of the material that was previously produced locally could be replaced by steel imported from China. This situation becomes worse just when many sectors of the plant are paralyzed and about 500 workers are suspended. For union delegates, …
Acindar is back at the center of the scene. After the virtual paralysis of its production lines and the suspension of about 500 operators at the Villa Constitución plant, the company faces a new controversy: its own workers denounce that part of the stop responds to the replacement of locally produced steel by material imported from China. A recent sales label clearly shows the description “Origin China” and to Acindar as a direct importer. The …
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