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Dairy industry in Rio Grande do Sul invests R$ 30 million and generates jobs with a newly opened plant

Published 28/03/2023 às 21:39
Updated 29/03/2023 às 21:25
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Company from Rio Grande do Sul will generate many jobs with new plant | Photo: Click Oil and Gas

Deale reinforces its presence on the national scene by expanding its activities

The dairy industry in Rio Grande do Sul has just inaugurated a new plant, the result of an investment of R$ 30 million. The new factory is an important step towards sector expansion and promises to generate new job opportunities in the region.

With the inauguration of the new plant, the dairy industry Deale, from Rio Grande do Sul, reinforces its position as one of the main ones in the country. The R$30 million investment is proof of the industry's commitment to modernizing its structure and offering high quality products to consumers.

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New plant has state-of-the-art technology and will require training for industry employees

The new plant has state-of-the-art technology and modern equipment, which will ensure a more efficient and sustainable production process. In addition, the dairy industry in Rio Grande do Sul also invested in training and qualification for its employees, ensuring a high level of quality in all stages of production.

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With the inauguration of the new factory, the dairy industry in Rio Grande do Sul also opens up new job opportunities in the region. In this sense, the expectation is that more than 100 work stations direct and indirect, contributing to the economic development of the region.

The dairy industry sector has a large share in the national economy

The dairy industry is a very important sector for the Brazilian economy, responsible for the production of milk, cheese, yogurt, butter, among other products. Brazil is the fourth largest producer of milk in the world and the dairy sector represents about 4% of the national agricultural GDP.

In Rio Grande do Sul, milk production is one of the main economic activities in the state, accounting for more than 13% of national production. The South region is the largest producer of milk in the country and has a strong tradition in the production of cheese and other dairy products.

The dairy industry in Rio Grande do Sul is quite diversified, with the presence of companies of different sizes and segments. In addition, the state has a strong tradition in the production of cheeses, such as colonial cheese, serrano cheese and minas Padrão cheese, which are highly appreciated by consumers.

After all, who is Deale?

A Deal is a dairy company with more than 30 years of experience in the Rio Grande do Sul market. In addition, it is recognized for its quality and innovation in the segment, always seeking improvements in its products and processes. With the inauguration of the new plant, the company reinforces its outstanding position in the sector.

In addition to being one of the largest dairy companies in Rio Grande do Sul, Deale is also one of the most concerned with sustainability and the environment. Therefore, it invested in state-of-the-art technology for the new plant, equipped with effluent treatment systems and renewable energy generation.

The plant has the capacity to process more than 100 liters of milk per day, and has modern manufacturing, filling and packaging equipment. The company also invested in the training and qualification of its employees, to ensure excellence in all stages of the production process.

In summary, the inauguration of the new dairy industry plant in Rio Grande do Sul is very positive news for the sector and for the region's economy. Finally, with an investment of R$ 30 million, the industry modernizes its structure and expands its production capacity, guaranteeing high quality products for consumers and opening up new job opportunities in the region.

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