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The City of Pelotas In Rio Grande Do Sul Will Receive Two Large Projects With The Potential To Generate About 500 New Jobs In The Coming Months
On Monday (09/13), during a meeting between the mayor of Pelotas, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Paula Mascarenhas, and businessman Francisco Oliveira, it was announced that the municipality will receive two large projects with the potential to generate about 500 new jobs in the coming months. Read this news as well: BRF Will Invest R$ 51 Million To Expand Factory Production In Rio Grande Do Sul
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The Projects That Will Be Built In The City Of Pelotas
The installation of a meatpacking plant in the Areal neighborhood and a logistics center for grain flow in the industrial district of Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul, is planned. The total investment is around R$ 110 million and about 500 new jobs could be generated with the new projects.
The mayor expressed gratitude for the demonstration of confidence in the municipality of Rio Grande do Sul and made herself available to assist with whatever is needed. “The initiative is very welcome. I have great respect for those who want to invest in the city to generate jobs and income,” emphasized Paula.
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Present at the meeting were the state secretary of Environment and Infrastructure, Luiz Henrique Viana, federal deputy Daniel Trzeciak, and the municipal secretary of Development, Tourism and Innovation, Gilmar Bazanella.
Also Check This News: Pulp Mill In Rio Grande Do Sul Will Receive Investments Of US$ 530 Million
The Chilean multinational CMPC announced that it will invest about US$ 530 million in its factory in Guaíba, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, to modernize and expand its production capacity by an additional 350,000 tons. The project, named BioCMPC, will further qualify the operation of the unit, which has already been registering good performances, having surpassed the mark of 2 million tons of pulp and paper produced in 12 months, from May 2020 to April 2021.
In 2015, the company expanded its operations with a second pulp production line. The investment of R$ 5 billion increased the factory’s production capacity almost fourfold, from 450,000 tons of pulp per year to 1.75 million tons of pulp per year. The expansion created 10,000 direct jobs and 30,000 indirect jobs, in addition to generating a workforce training program, benefiting approximately 9,000 professionals. The construction of Guaíba 2 also stimulated local suppliers, with the hiring of about 180 companies from Rio Grande do Sul and the collection of taxes of approximately R$ 102 million in ICMS and R$ 2.2 billion in local purchases.
CMPC will install another monitoring station that will measure and present data on air quality in Guaíba, Rio Grande do Sul. The new equipment, to be installed on the south side, will complement the existing station on the north side of the factory and has a planned investment of R$ 2 million. It will be integrated with the official air monitoring network of Fepam, providing real-time information for the tracking and control processes already being conducted.
The implementation occurs voluntarily by the company, which planned to extend coverage to the entirety of the Guaíba air basin. This measure improves and expands the monitoring information of this important environmental parameter.
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