Klabin Invests R$ 188 Million to Expand Its Fortaleza Factory, Requiring the Hiring of 200 Employees by 2023

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 19/03/2022 at 18:32

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Klabin Announced a New Million-Dollar Investment in Its Factory in the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza. The Company’s Plan Is to Hire 200 New Employees by Next Year

Focusing on the growth of e-commerce and agribusiness in the Northeast, Klabin, a paper and pulp producer, announced that it will invest R$ 188 million to expand its factory in the metropolitan region of Fortaleza, in Horizonte. The increase in the unit’s capacity will require hiring 200 new employees by next year.

Hiring for Klabin’s Factory Expansion Will Focus on Professionals from Fortaleza

Currently, the factory operates with a workforce of 50 employees. The selection process for the units will begin in the second half of this year, but Klabin will provide more information on the matter.

According to Douglas Dalmasi, director of the packaging business, the company’s goal is for all labor to be composed of professionals from Fortaleza. However, there may be hiring of professionals from other regions to ensure that factory workers are trained.

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Ceará Has Incentive Policies for Companies

According to Douglas, the fruit sector has specific requirements regarding packaging, and Klabin can meet them. Furthermore, Klabin is capable of keeping pace with this growth and driving innovation, as it is a company that ensures quality from the forest base to the packaging. Therefore, the company uses papers sourced directly from the forest that can come into contact with food, preserving its condition throughout the logistics, until export.

According to Maia Júnior, Secretary of Economic Development and Labor of the State of Ceará, having a business environment policy and tax incentives aims to attract companies and generate job opportunities for professionals in the region.

The State of Ceará is developing a framework to strengthen its economic chains and is also investing in renewable energy sources, attracting investments in green hydrogen. The event also included the presence of Cristiano Teixeira, General Director of Klabin, Gabriella Michelucci, Director of Corrugated Cardboard, Wolff Klabin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company, Nezinho Farias, Mayor of Horizonte, and other state and municipal secretaries.

Applying for Jobs at Klabin

So far, there is no specific selection process for this project. However, it is possible to apply for dozens of positions on Klabin’s official recruitment portal here. There are several opportunities in different regions and roles, check out some of them:

Mechanical Welder
Architecture Specialist
Civil Maintenance Officer
Technical Intern
Production Operator – Paper
Production Assistant (Includes PCD)
Forestry Technician
Consultants
Administrative Roles
And much more…

Get to Know the Company

Klabin is a publicly traded corporation with 24 factories spread across Brazil and one in Argentina. The company is one of the largest producers and exporters of packaging paper in Brazil and is also a leader in the production of paper packaging, being the only company in the national market to provide solutions in fluff pulp, short fiber, and long fiber.

Klabin is also a leader in the corrugated paper packaging and industrial bags market. Its industrial and forestry activities are based on the concept of environmental preservation and the rebalancing of ecosystems.

Klabin Invests R$ 188 Million to Expand Its Fortaleza Factory, Requiring the Hiring of 200 Employees by 2023

Klabin Announced a New Million-Dollar Investment in Its Factory in the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza. The Company’s Plan Is to Hire 200 New Employees by Next Year

Hiring for Klabin’s Factory Expansion Will Focus on Professionals from Fortaleza

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Applying for Jobs at Klabin

Get to Know the Company

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Klabin Invests R$ 188 Million to Expand Its Fortaleza Factory, Requiring the Hiring of 200 Employees by 2023

Klabin Announced a New Million-Dollar Investment in Its Factory in the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza. The Company’s Plan Is to Hire 200 New Employees by Next Year

Hiring for Klabin’s Factory Expansion Will Focus on Professionals from Fortaleza

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