US EditionThe Crisis Hits Another Dairy Plant: Debts, Rejected Checks and Fear of Jobs
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The crisis in the dairy industry adds another case in Santa Fe. The South American dairy firm, based in Díaz, stopped paying wages and is in a critical situation that puts its 80 workers at risk. The company, owner of brands such as Premio, SyS, Sudamlac, Tambería Holandesa, Pennsylvania and Tuca, has been dragging problems since the middle of last year. The conflict worsened amid the change of owners. According to the mayor Juan José González, …
The South American plant in Lácteos, located in the town of Santafesina in Díaz, is experiencing a deep crisis that affects some 80 workers, who report a lack of payment of wages and total stagnation of production. According to them, so far in 2026 they only received 25% of the salary corresponding to January, without having received new payments since then. The situation has been dragging for about a year, with a scheme of payments increasingly…
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