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A Química Carioca Will Build Its New Industry in Northern Santa Catarina, in Garuva. Construction Will Start in August and Jobs Will Be Created
A Química Carioca, a company that operates in the Brazilian market of industrial chemical products as a business agent and value-added reseller, will build its new chemical industry unit in the state of Santa Catarina. The city of Garuva will receive the new unit, which will have an investment of R$ 14 million. The expectation is that about 150 jobs will be generated directly and indirectly. See also: R$ 305 million and more than 5 THOUSAND jobs will be created by industries in the food and energy sectors in Goiás
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New Chemical Industry Will Be Built in the State of Santa Catarina
The construction of the new chemical industry will begin in August and will take place in two phases, said Sonia Chiba, Administrative and Financial Director of the industry. In the first phase, the industry and the storage warehouse will be built. In the second phase, the offices will be erected, which should take six months. In addition to the investment of R$ 14 million, the new factory will generate 49 direct jobs and 98 indirect jobs, according to the company’s estimate.
A Química Carioca manufactures chemical products for tanneries, sugarcane mills, and cellulose. The company also imports and exports chemical products and sells them in the national market. It has several partnerships spread across the globe: Colombia, Italy, Turkey, Romania, Germany, Netherlands, India, and China.
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Choice to Install the Chemical Enterprise in Santa Catarina
According to Sônia, one of the main reasons for choosing the city of Garuva in Santa Catarina was its strategic location, which is close to two important ports: Itapoá, a city that borders Garuva, and São Francisco do Sul, on the North Coast.
The new industry of Química Carioca, in Garuva, was one of the projects approved by the Santa Catarina Company Development Program (Prodec) at the end of April 2021. Prodec is coordinated by the State Secretariat for Sustainable Economic Development (SDE). The Química Carioca project was evaluated by the Prodec Technical Committee and received the green light to begin projects and then construction.
From 2019 to 2021, the Prodec Program, which grants incentives to expansion and enhancement projects estimated to generate jobs and income with an increase in the use of technology and innovation in Santa Catarina, has already accounted for R$ 4.1 billion in investments and 3,872 new direct job openings.
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