US EditionTextile Crisis: Manufacturer of Sheets Fires More 110 People in Santiago Del Estero
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Coteminas notified the decoupling of part of its workers' establishment at its La Banda plant, due to the fall in consumption and the increase in imported competition The entry CRISIS TEXTIL: sheet maker fire more 113 people in Santiago del Estero was first published on Data 24.
The crisis in the textile industry once again shows its toughest side. The Brazilian company, Coteminas, one of the region's leading manufacturers of sheets and towels, fired 112 workers in the last two months at its La Banda plant, Santiago del Estero. The company, which came to employ 1200 people at its best, today operates with just 400 employees, a third of its historical endowment. In a statement, it explained that the decision responds to …
Coteminas notified the decoupling of part of its workers' establishment at its La Banda plant, due to a fall in consumption and increased imported competition Read more
The company Coteminas, which produces sheets and towels for the brands Arco Iris and Palette, fired 112 workers in the last two months at its plant in La Banda, Santiago del Estero. The Brazilian company is a giant that has nine plants in Brazil and one in Santiago del Estero, since 1998. Also factory for the brands Artex, Prata and Fantasy. The best time for Cotamines was in 2014 when it had 1,200 workers in La Banda. However, today, it has a t…
The textile company Coteminas, a Brazilian company that has its production plant in La Banda, Santiago del Estero, has just fired 57 workers who join 56 decouplings at the end of November 2025. The company was able to employ 1200 workers, of which there are now about 400. By Indymedia Trabajadoras/es. The crisis generated by the economic policies of Javier Milei’s ultra-right government continues to destroy registered employment. Now, it has bee…
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