New Supermarket Chain Will Create 300 New Jobs With Construction of New Location in São Paulo State

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/10/2021 at 11:40

Unidade do grupo Albarce/ Fonte: O Diário de Mogi

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The Unit Between Mogi-Bertioga, in the State of São Paulo, Started Construction in February and the Works Are Already Advanced

The Alabarce group is about to inaugurate its fifth market in the city of Mogi das Cruzes, in the state of São Paulo. The unit, which has been under construction since February on the Mogi-Bertioga Highway, in Vila Moraes, has reached the final phase of the works. With the start of operations, nearly 300 direct jobs will be generated, with over 200 employees working in the supermarket and the rest hired to serve in the stores of the boulevard. Read this news story as well: Raízen Announces the Construction of a New Cellulosic Ethanol Unit in the State of São Paulo

The New Supermarket Chain in the State of São Paulo

The facilities are located almost between Bertioga and Mogi das Cruzes, in the state of São Paulo: 30 minutes from the beach and 20 minutes from downtown Mogi. With the start of operations, nearly 300 direct jobs will be generated, with over 200 employees working in the supermarket and about 100 workers hired to serve in the stores of the boulevard.

Currently, the construction of the supermarket in the state of São Paulo is in the covering, paving, and machinery installation phase. The inauguration date will be maintained unless unforeseen events occur. The goal is to start operations before Christmas and New Year, close to the arrival of summer, which happens on December 21.

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Job Generation and Attraction for New Investments

Ronaldo Alabarce, one of the partners of the group, says: “For the retailers, it is very advantageous to be in this space because rents are cheaper than in a street commercial point, we don’t charge an administration fee, we have security, they are well-installed buildings, and there is already a reference point, which is Alabarce itself. This flow of people passing by the store daily gives peace of mind to those who are going to invest,” considers the partner.

Investments have also come from the city hall of the municipality in the state of São Paulo. The Alabarce group is now part of the Mogiano Program for Attracting Investments and Generating Jobs (PROMAE). With this, the unit will be exempt from paying the Urban Property and Territorial Tax (IPTU) for at least ten years.

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The city hall of Botucatu and Dexco (formerly Grupo Duratex) announced in a press conference the construction of a high-tech factory for the production of ceramic coatings in the city in the interior of São Paulo. With an investment of R$ 600 million and a production capacity of 10 million m² per year, the company will have the first factory with 4.0 technology since its inauguration.

All production lines of the new factory, under construction in São Paulo, will start work already automated, with machine self-diagnosis and maintenance records via mobile. The unit will serve the brands Ceusa and Portinari, producing large-format ceramic tiles that can be used on countertops and facades, replacing marble slabs.

The construction of this new factory in São Paulo will complement the ceramic coating production of the four company units located in southern Brazil, in the state of Santa Catarina, in the cities of Urussanga and Criciúma. The construction deadline is approximately two years. Dexco estimates the generation of 350 direct jobs in the region and plans to deliver the first line of products produced on-site by 2023.

New Supermarket Chain Will Create 300 New Jobs With Construction of New Location in São Paulo State

The Unit Between Mogi-Bertioga, in the State of São Paulo, Started Construction in February and the Works Are Already Advanced

The New Supermarket Chain in the State of São Paulo

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New Supermarket Chain Will Create 300 New Jobs With Construction of New Location in São Paulo State

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Job Generation and Attraction for New Investments

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