1,096 Job Openings in Goiás! Caramuru Begins Construction of Its New Plant for Soy Protein Concentrate Production

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/08/2020 at 16:16

Updated on 19/08/2020 at 16:25

Caramunuru investiu R$ 165 milhões em sua nova planta industrial, e vai gerar cerca de 1.096 vagas de emprego direto e indireto em Goiás

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The Company Invested R$ 165 Million, and Will Generate About 1,096 Jobs, Both Direct and Indirect

1,096 jobs for the state of Goiás! After signing a letter of intent with the government, Caramuru began construction at their industrial plant in Itumbiara on Thursday afternoon (08/13). The facility will process high-protein soymeal for the production of Soy Protein Concentrate (SPC). A Giant in Brazilian Naval Construction, Estaleiro Brasfels Has Several Job Openings for Middle and Higher Levels in Angra dos Reis

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The company invested R$ 165 million, and will generate about 1,096 jobs, both direct and indirect. The company, which operates in Goiás, Mato Grosso, and Paraná, participated in a signing ceremony led by Governor Ronaldo Caiado via videoconference and soon after officially launched the start of construction in the city of Itumbiara.

Present at the ceremony, the Secretary of State for the Economy, Cristiane Schmidt, stated that the benefits of the company’s new facilities go beyond Goiás, being relevant on a national scale. “It is an industrial unit that will bring more competitiveness to our industry and job creation, helping especially now as the pandemic has caused unemployment to rise enormously,” said the secretary.

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1,096 Job Openings in Goiás! Caramuru Begins Construction of Its New Plant for Soy Protein Concentrate Production

The Company Invested R$ 165 Million, and Will Generate About 1,096 Jobs, Both Direct and Indirect

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1,096 Job Openings in Goiás! Caramuru Begins Construction of Its New Plant for Soy Protein Concentrate Production

The Company Invested R$ 165 Million, and Will Generate About 1,096 Jobs, Both Direct and Indirect

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