New Tramontina Porcelain Factory in Pernambuco Will Generate Over 300 Direct Jobs

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/05/2022 at 10:33

Updated on 23/05/2022 at 15:43

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Tramontina Has Just Opened Its New Porcelain Factory in Pernambuco, Which Will Be Responsible for Generating 300 Direct Jobs. The Facility Will Serve Both the National and International Markets

Tramontina’s new porcelain factory was inaugurated on Tuesday (17) in Pernambuco and will be responsible for creating 300 job opportunities. The factory was built on an area of 66.2 hectares in the municipality of Moreno, in the Metropolitan Region of Recife, and will be responsible for the production of table porcelain, including products such as plates, cups, saucers, and serving dishes. According to the company’s executive director, Rui Baldasso, the choice of the state for the new unit was based on the attractions presented by the government of Pernambuco.

Tramontina Factory in Pernambuco Will Facilitate Export

YouTube video — *Construction of Tramontina Factory in Moreno – Pe – Reproduction/Youtube*

According to Baldasso, the company really likes Pernambuco and has already realized, in other projects, that it can count on specialized labor, as well as a nearby port that greatly facilitates the export of products, which the company ships to around 120 countries.

Baldasso claims that Tramontina has come to stay, transform, and develop the region by offering jobs and income. The executive also stated that the project in Pernambuco was developed to serve both national and international markets.

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Authorities Comment on the Inauguration of Tramontina’s Factory

Present at the inauguration of the factory in Pernambuco, Governor Paulo Câmara commented on the arrival of the new venture in the state, which is generating numerous jobs.

The governor expressed his great happiness in knowing that the state is inaugurating another Tramontina factory. He also stated that no one makes the largest investment in the history of the business group without trusting the state and its institutions. It is clear that trust exists, and he affirms that investing in the state is worth it.

It is important to note that key figures present at the inauguration included Tramontina’s president, Clovis Tramontina, Ferreira Costa’s president, Guilherme Ferreira Costa, the company’s board director, Ildo Paludo, mayors João Campos (Recife) and Edmilson Cupertino (Moreno), the Secretary of Economic Development of Recife, Rafael Dubeux, the deputy mayor of Recife, Isabella de Roldão, and the president of the Recife City Council, Romerinho Jatobá.

Get to Know Tramontina

The company was founded by Valentin and Elisa Tramontina in 1911, in the south of the country, and has given rise to a group that currently includes 9 factories generating jobs for over 10,000 employees, providing functional and stylish products to the market, inspiring daily life, and stimulating experiences to create value and satisfaction for clients, communities, and consumers.

All of this is demonstrated through the more than 22,000 items that carry the values of a unique brand. The company produces and exports, to over 120 countries, kitchen utensils and equipment, agricultural tools, electrical appliances, industrial maintenance, gardening, construction materials, wooden or plastic furniture, among various other products.

The company aims to be the leading Brazilian industry in consumer satisfaction by providing the best solutions for daily needs and also to remain a reference brand for quality, innovation, and integrity in human values.

New Tramontina Porcelain Factory in Pernambuco Will Generate Over 300 Direct Jobs

Tramontina Has Just Opened Its New Porcelain Factory in Pernambuco, Which Will Be Responsible for Generating 300 Direct Jobs. The Facility Will Serve Both the National and International Markets

Tramontina Factory in Pernambuco Will Facilitate Export

Authorities Comment on the Inauguration of Tramontina’s Factory

Get to Know Tramontina

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