Brandt Announces R$ 70 Million Investment to Open Factory in Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/07/2022 at 09:49

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Brandt, A Company in the Agriculture Sector, Made a Multi-Million Investment in Its New Factory in Paraná, Covering Over 70,000 m² of Total Area.

The Brandt do Brasil, a company focused on technological innovation in application technology and plant nutrition, present in over 65 countries and with a strong presence in the country, is starting a new factory, expanding its operations. The company made a multi-million investment for the inauguration of the Glen Brandt Industrial Complex in Cambé, in the metropolitan region of Londrina, Paraná.

Brandt’s New Factory in Paraná Covers 70,000 m²

The company made an investment of over R$ 70 million in its new manufacturing complex, inaugurated last Thursday (14), being the second unit in Brazil and the largest industrial complex globally for the company, with 70,000 m² of total area.

Equipped with the most advanced machinery, the new factory pays tribute to the founder, Glen Brandt, and reinforces the company’s commitment to advancing research and providing technological solutions aimed at improving management practices across various crops, respecting the investments made by farmers and producers worldwide with the same quality and excellence found in global operations.

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Brandt do Brasil Comments on the New Investment

For Wladimir Chaga, President of Brandt do Brasil, this current moment contextualizes, for the company, the importance of the group for the national agribusiness. According to Chaga, the company is completing another essential phase for Brandt.

Currently, Brazil ranks among the top in global agricultural production and still has not fully reached its production potential. With the inauguration of the new factory in Paraná, the company aims to strengthen its operations in Brazil and continue to make significant contributions to the advancement of agribusiness in the country.

Brandt already holds world records for soybean and corn productivity, with David Hula and Randy Dowdy, and with this factory, the company seeks to continue bringing these record-setting technologies to all farmers in Brazil.

About Brandt

Brandt was founded in 1953 when Glen Brandt, at 27 years old, innovated by applying nitrogen fertilizers to the soil of his farm. Observing the results of his new management practices, neighboring producers became interested in the method, and thus, Glen and his sister Evelyn started one of the fastest-growing family businesses in the U.S.

Today, Brandt is based in America’s agricultural belt, in Springfield, Illinois, and has been led since 1995 by Glen’s son, Rick Brandt, who is in constant search of innovations and field validations that have allowed us to break through the main agricultural frontiers in the world. Since then, producers in over 65 countries have been able to reap the benefits of Brandt’s exclusive technologies, which undergo a unique and meticulous manufacturing process, ensuring extreme quality.

The company has demonstrated the effectiveness of its technologies by achieving two world productivity records: Randy Dowdy, with 213 bushels of soybeans per hectare, and David Hula, with 644 bushels of corn per hectare. In Brazil, the company has been operating since 2015 with its record-setting technologies and is one of the leaders in the fields of plant physiology and application technology. Due to exponential growth, last year, the company expanded its factories in Brazil.

Brandt Announces R$ 70 Million Investment to Open Factory in Brazil

Brandt, A Company in the Agriculture Sector, Made a Multi-Million Investment in Its New Factory in Paraná, Covering Over 70,000 m² of Total Area.

Brandt’s New Factory in Paraná Covers 70,000 m²

Brandt do Brasil Comments on the New Investment

About Brandt

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Brandt Announces R$ 70 Million Investment to Open Factory in Brazil

Brandt, A Company in the Agriculture Sector, Made a Multi-Million Investment in Its New Factory in Paraná, Covering Over 70,000 m² of Total Area.

Brandt’s New Factory in Paraná Covers 70,000 m²

Brandt do Brasil Comments on the New Investment

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