Big Investment! Ceará Company Injects R$ 50 Million in New Feed Factory and Creates 100 Jobs in Piauí

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 23/09/2024 at 11:45

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The state of Piauí is about to receive significant new investment in the agro-industrial sector. Atlântica Agroindustrial Group, a company from Ceará with a strong presence in the meat and derivatives market, announced the inauguration of its new poultry feed factory in the municipality of Altos.

With an investment of R$ 50 million, the unit will be inaugurated on Thursday (26), at 9 a.m., and will have a positive impact on the local economy, generating 100 new jobs.

Production Potential And Technological Innovation

The new factory of Atlântica Agroindustrial will have an initial production capacity of 5,260 tons of feed per month, operating on a single shift.

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Expansion Of Poultry Farming And New Projects

The feed factory in Altos will not only reinforce the poultry production chain of Atlântica Agroindustrial but will also enable the company to expand its operations in the regional market, especially in Maranhão.

According to Victor Lima, the strategic location of the municipality of Altos was one of the determining factors for the choice of the site, as it facilitates the logistics of product distribution and optimizes entry into new markets.

“Our goal with the feed factory is to strengthen our competitiveness through local feed production, which is the link of the most competitive chain, and with that expand our poultry production capacity along with our partners. Finally, to establish in the state a farm for commercial egg production,” says Victor Lima.

The expansion project demonstrates Atlântica’s commitment to sustainable development and strengthening poultry farming in the region.

In addition to boosting feed production and strengthening poultry farming in Piauí, the venture by Atlântica Agroindustrial will also bring significant benefits to the local economy. With the generation of 100 new direct jobs, the company will contribute to the creation of new employment opportunities and the socioeconomic development of the region.

Atlântica Agroindustrial

Founded in 1996, Atlântica Agroindustrial is a company from Ceará that is part of the SL Group, alongside Pole Alimentos and Integral Mix.

The company is known for its expertise in raising broiler chickens, pigs, and egg production, with its products marketed under the brand Granja Regina, a reference in the sector.

Atlântica has more than two thousand employees and operates three factories in Ceará, and is now in the process of expanding into Piauí to consolidate its presence in the Brazilian market.

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Big Investment! Ceará Company Injects R$ 50 Million in New Feed Factory and Creates 100 Jobs in Piauí

Production Potential And Technological Innovation

Expansion Of Poultry Farming And New Projects

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