Argentine company Cabaña Argentina invested 35 million dollars to rebuild a refrigeration plant that will produce double the previous capacity.

In January 2020, a voracious fire destroyed the Cabaña Argentina refrigeration plant, located in General Las Heras, Buenos Aires province, where thousands of pigs were processed. Since then, the company has initiated a reconstruction process whose results will come to light in two months. The investment was 35 million dollars, according to company executives. "We are two months away from starting to work," said Daniel Fenoglio, the company's general manager, to Bichos de Campo. "This new refrigeration plant is on the same site as the previous one, but is twice the size. It is oriented toward export. It includes slaughtering, butchering, boxing, packaging, and especially freezing, which is currently lacking in Argentina," he added. The company will process its own livestock, produced in the breeding farm located in Roque Pérez, and will also provide services to users because it will have a production capacity greater than what can be supplied by its own breeding. "We can produce ...