With Investment Exceeding R$ 20 Billion, New Pulp Factory in Brazil Will Generate 10,000 Jobs During Construction and Have an Astronomical Production of 2.8 Million Tons of Pulp Per Year!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 21/11/2024 at 18:47

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Gigantic Investment by Bracell Reinforces Leadership of Mato Grosso do Sul in the Pulp Sector and Promises to Transform the Local Economy

Bracell, a world leader in the production of dissolving pulp, announced an impressive investment of US$ 4 billion for the construction of a new pulp mill in Aqua Clara, Mato Grosso do Sul. This ambitious project was revealed during the Brazil-Indonesia Business Forum, an event parallel to the G20, held in Rio de Janeiro.

Economic Impact and Job Creation

With a production capacity of 2.8 million tons of pulp per year, the new plant is set to transform the local economy. The facility, which will be located just 15 kilometers from the urban perimeter, promises to generate around 10,000 jobs during the construction phase and more 3,000 permanent jobs when operational, according to portalcelulose.

Government Support and Incentives

The project has the support of the state government, with Governor Eduardo Riedel actively participating in the event alongside Secretaries Rodrigo Perez and Jaime Verruck. Riedel emphasized the importance of this investment for the state, highlighting the strategic role of Mato Grosso do Sul as a pulp hub. “Our part is to create a favorable business environment for companies in this sector to invest and thrive,” said the governor.

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Expansion and Sustainability

Jaime Verruck confirmed that the environmental licensing process for the new plant is already underway, with completion expected in February 2025. “Bracell already has a strong base in Aqua Clara and is expanding to Santa Rita do Pardo and Bataguassu, consolidating its presence with over two thousand jobs and a nursery that employs more than 250 women,” Verruck emphasized.

Promising Future for Mato Grosso do Sul

With the addition of this new plant, Mato Grosso do Sul is close to having six pulp mills in operation, solidifying its position as one of the largest pulp production hubs in Brazil. This investment not only reinforces the state’s leadership in the sector but also promises to provide a significant boost to the local economy, creating opportunities and fostering sustainable development.

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By expanding its capacity and investing heavily in the region, Bracell is not only increasing its production but also contributing to the economic and social growth of Mato Grosso do Sul.

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Amadeu oschelski raubach

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25/11/2024 07:14

Será investido 25 bilhões no RS, em fábrica de celulose e vcs não falam nada, está sim Será a maior fábrica de celulose das Américas

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Eduardo Bajo

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23/11/2024 08:44

As imagens referentes a fábrica de celulose está horrível, não representa o setor brasileiro

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With Investment Exceeding R$ 20 Billion, New Pulp Factory in Brazil Will Generate 10,000 Jobs During Construction and Have an Astronomical Production of 2.8 Million Tons of Pulp Per Year!

Gigantic Investment by Bracell Reinforces Leadership of Mato Grosso do Sul in the Pulp Sector and Promises to Transform the Local Economy

Economic Impact and Job Creation

Government Support and Incentives

Expansion and Sustainability

Promising Future for Mato Grosso do Sul

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With Investment Exceeding R$ 20 Billion, New Pulp Factory in Brazil Will Generate 10,000 Jobs During Construction and Have an Astronomical Production of 2.8 Million Tons of Pulp Per Year!

Gigantic Investment by Bracell Reinforces Leadership of Mato Grosso do Sul in the Pulp Sector and Promises to Transform the Local Economy

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