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Granja Tres Arroyos Cuts 1,250 Jobs as Domestic Demand Weakens

Poultry producer Granja Tres Arroyos dismissed 1,250 workers across three plants in Buenos Aires province, highlighting the pressure weak consumer demand is placing on large food producers.

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