New Distribution Center Will Create 300 New Jobs in the State of Minas Gerais

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/08/2021 at 19:27

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The City Of Extrema, In Southern Minas Gerais, Will Receive The New Distribution Center. About 300 Jobs Will Be Opened On Site

Infracommerce, a company responsible for the e-commerce operations of giants such as Nike, Ambev, Unilever, Motorola, Ray Ban, and other national and international brands, has just started activities in Extrema, in Southern Minas Gerais. The inauguration of the distribution center (CD) will generate about 300 direct jobs, potentially reaching over 500 during the Black Friday commercial event. Check out this news: With investments of R$ 24 million, a construction company will open a new distribution center in Minas Gerais

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Although the investment amount is not disclosed, this is the second largest warehouse of the company, which has similar operations in the interior of São Paulo, Brasília (DF), Serra (ES), Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Salvador (BA), and Fortaleza (CE). In total, there are 23 thousand square meters of storage and a capacity for nearly 5 million items in the warehouse in the state of Minas Gerais.

The Vice President of Operations of Infracommerce, Fábio Gallo, says, “As a white label digital ecosystem that operates under the concept of Customer Experience as a Service (CXaaS), the intention is to be increasingly closer to the consumer, allowing for quicker deliveries at lower costs. The installation of a CD in Extrema occurs to strengthen this positioning and operation.”

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Strategic Location and Job Creation

According to him, the choice of Extrema, in Minas Gerais, was due to a combination of factors such as strategic location, as the city is close to major consumer centers, the existence of tax incentives for some clients, which helps in operational viability, and the fact that Minas Gerais represents the third largest consumption hub among the company’s 260 customers.

Although it is being inaugurated, the distribution center has been operational since early July. The preparation of the facilities began in April. The unit will generate around 300 direct jobs, potentially reaching over 500 during Black Friday, and will also boost the local economy with hundreds of indirect jobs, according to the Vice President of Operations.

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The start of the expansion activities of Magazine Luiza’s distribution center in Extrema, in Southern Minas Gerais, is scheduled for September. The site will be an extension of the existing unit. According to the HR manager of Magalu, Wiliam Miguel, the operation will serve the activities of Netshoes. About 500 new jobs will be generated on-site, and some positions are already open.

Wiliam Miguel states, “Currently, we have an operation serving Netshoes deliveries and another for Época Cosméticos deliveries. Thus, our expansion operation of the Netshoes distribution center in Minas Gerais will be divided into two locations, having a main distribution center and this new ‘annex’,” he explains.

Magazine Luiza did not disclose the investment amount due to the ban on announcing investments by the Stock Exchange and because it is a publicly traded company. The expansion of the CD in Minas Gerais will be located 14 kilometers from the current one in Extrema. According to Wiliam Miguel, the new venture will generate 500 direct jobs and about 1,000 indirect jobs. “The expectation is that by the end of this year, another 300 direct jobs will be created due to year-end demand. These 1,000 indirect jobs in Minas Gerais are for people being impacted solely by the expansion that is already underway,” Miguel reinforces.

New Distribution Center Will Create 300 New Jobs in the State of Minas Gerais

The City Of Extrema, In Southern Minas Gerais, Will Receive The New Distribution Center. About 300 Jobs Will Be Opened On Site

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Strategic Location and Job Creation

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