JBS Invests 180 Million Reais in New Factory Construction in SP. Stay Tuned That The Unit Will Generate 130 Direct Jobs and 500 Indirect Jobs
JBS, the largest meat processor in the world, announced on Wednesday (08/26) its latest investment in the state of São Paulo. The company will invest R$ 180 million in the construction of a factory in Presidente Epitácio (SP). Take advantage and apply, candidates without experience over 18 years old are called for job openings at JBS. Interview on this day (08/28)
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According to a statement from JBS, the new factory in the interior of the state will be dedicated to the production of bioactive collagen peptides and gelatin. Both byproducts of the company’s cattle slaughter are used in the beauty industry.
The expectation is that the new factory will be inaugurated by the end of 2021. According to JBS, the unit will generate 130 direct jobs and 500 indirect jobs.
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In Presidente Epitácio, this is not JBS’s only investment. In total, JBS has already invested R$ 280 million in the municipality, as in June the company made an investment of R$ 100 million to convert a deactivated slaughterhouse into two units — one factory aimed at the production of heparin, an anticoagulant extracted from the intestinal mucosa of pigs and cattle, and a distribution center.
JBS’s investments are part of a package announced by the company last year. The company expects to invest R$ 8 billion in Brazil by 2024.
JBS Surpassed Petrobras in Revenue
After 22 years, Petrobras loses its revenue leadership to meat processor JBS. In the second quarter, the slaughterhouse generated R$ 67.6 billion compared to R$ 50.9 billion from the state-owned company, according to a survey conducted by “Economatica.”
This reversal in the profits of the two companies occurred due to the impact of the Covid-19 crisis: on one side, Petrobras saw the price of oil and fuel demand plummet, while JBS, with large operations in the United States, benefited mainly from the spike in the dollar against the real.

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