Grupo Petrópolis Invests Over R$ 1 Billion in Its Largest Factory in Minas Gerais and Offers 700 Job Openings for Triângulo Mineiro

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Published on 25/08/2020 at 12:56

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The Largest And Newest Brewery Unit Of The Petrópolis Group In Minas Gerais Offers 700 Direct Job Vacancies And About 3,000 Indirect Ones

Founded in the city of Petrópolis, in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, the Petrópolis Group is the largest company with 100% national capital in the sector. It produces beers, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages that prioritize quality and resonate with the taste of Brazilian consumers. The company is about to open a new factory in Uberaba, Minas Gerais, which will generate 700 direct job vacancies and approximately 3,000 indirectly.

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About The Petrópolis Group:

Currently, the Petrópolis Group is present in almost all of Brazil, through 7 factories (Petrópolis/RJ, Teresópolis/RJ, Boituva/SP, Bragança Paulista/SP, Rondonópolis/MT, Alagoinhas/BA, And Itapissuma/PE) and distribution centers. It is responsible for generating more than 26,000 direct jobs and, through the AMA project, promotes the planting and maintenance of thousands of trees, in addition to sustainability actions and an environmental education program for municipal schools.

New Factory In Minas Gerais

The construction of the new factory in Uberaba began in 2019 and has a total investment of over R$ 1 billion. It will be the company’s largest factory, and even with the Covid-19 pandemic, it will meet the completion deadline.

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Grupo Petrópolis Invests Over R$ 1 Billion in Its Largest Factory in Minas Gerais and Offers 700 Job Openings for Triângulo Mineiro

The Largest And Newest Brewery Unit Of The Petrópolis Group In Minas Gerais Offers 700 Direct Job Vacancies And About 3,000 Indirect Ones

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About The Petrópolis Group:

New Factory In Minas Gerais

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Grupo Petrópolis Invests Over R$ 1 Billion in Its Largest Factory in Minas Gerais and Offers 700 Job Openings for Triângulo Mineiro

The Largest And Newest Brewery Unit Of The Petrópolis Group In Minas Gerais Offers 700 Direct Job Vacancies And About 3,000 Indirect Ones

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About The Petrópolis Group:

New Factory In Minas Gerais

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