Cargill's Global Food Processing Plant Enters Final Construction Phase and Will Generate 100 Direct Jobs

Cargill’s Global Food Processing Plant Enters Final Construction Phase and Will Generate 100 Direct Jobs

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/10/2020 at 11:02

Updated on 19/10/2020 at 11:08

A nova unidade em São Paulo da gigante do agro Cargill recebeu um investimento de R$ 550 milhões, vai fabricar pectina HM e gerar 100 novos empregos na região

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The New Unit in São Paulo from Agriculture Giant Cargill Received an Investment of R$ 550 Million, Will Manufacture HM Pectin and Generate 100 New Jobs in the Region

Cargill’s pectin plant, a global food processing giant, in Bebedouro, São Paulo state, is expected to begin operations in the first half of next year. The unit received an investment of R$ 550 million and will manufacture HM pectin, a versatile texturizing agent made from citrus fruits. Looking for Your First Job? Human Resources Invites Applications for 60 Medium-Level Job Openings in São Paulo; Company Offers Fixed Salary, Bonuses, and Benefits

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The goal is to strengthen and diversify the company’s pectin portfolio to meet the global demand for this input, which has a growth rate of about 3 to 4% per year. Cargill currently has three other factories producing a wide range of pectin in Europe (Germany, France, and Italy).

Currently, Cargill employs 500 workers, but the company anticipates that at the peak of construction, 700 people will be engaged on-site. According to the company, the next steps include completing the construction and will generate about 100 direct jobs in the region.

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About HM Pectin

HM pectin is widely used in the food industry for dairy beverages, juices, fruit candies, and is responsible for acting as a stabilizer, thickener, and gelling agent.

Brazil was chosen to host the factory, among other factors, because it has an abundant supply of citrus fruits.

Cargill’s Global Food Processing Plant Enters Final Construction Phase and Will Generate 100 Direct Jobs

The New Unit in São Paulo from Agriculture Giant Cargill Received an Investment of R$ 550 Million, Will Manufacture HM Pectin and Generate 100 New Jobs in the Region

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