Workers from the Pilsen union and representatives from FNC met at the Ministry of Labor following the temporary closure of FNC’s plant in Minas, Uruguay. The union anticipates the closure will negatively impact distribution and sales. Employees will also be received by the Intendant of Lavalleja and the Vice President of the Republic to discuss the situation. The meeting with national leaders aims to address concerns stemming from the plant’s shutdown and its potential consequences. The Pilsen union fears an alteration to established distribution and sales channels as a result of the closure. Details regarding the reasons for the temporary closure and potential reopening plans remain unclear, making the workers' discussions with officials crucial. The Uruguayan government is intervening to address the labor concerns raised by the closure.