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"Even More Protective Gloves for Work": in the Face of the Disaster in the Tarbes Forges, Employees Accuse the State of Inaction

Summary by L'Humanité
Due to the lack of raw materials, the lack of protective equipment and dilapidated machinery, employees of the Tarbes Forges testify to the state of their production site. It took almost four years for the Directorate-General for Armaments (DGA) to react and finally request, on Thursday 15 October, the opening of an investigation into the management of the company by its owner the Europlasma group.
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Due to the lack of raw materials, the lack of protective equipment and dilapidated machinery, employees of the Tarbes Forges testify to the state of their production site. It took almost four years for the Directorate-General for Armaments (DGA) to react and finally request, on Thursday 15 October, the opening of an investigation into the management of the company by its owner the Europlasma group.

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L'Humanité broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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