R$ 870 Million Investments and Over 2,000 Jobs: New Ambev Factory in Carambeí Is 80% Complete

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 26/06/2024 at 18:06

A nova fábrica da Ambev promete criar mais de 300 empregos diretos e mais de 2 mil empregos indiretos e transformar Carambeí em um importante polo cervejeiro. Imagem: Canva/Divulgação

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The New Ambev Factory Promises to Create More Than 300 Direct Jobs and Over 2,000 Indirect Jobs and Transform Carambeí into an Important Brewing Hub.

The Ambev is investing R$ 870 million in a new bottle factory in Carambeí, in Campos Gerais, Paraná. Governor Carlos Massa Ratinho Junior visited the plant, which is already 80% completed and is expected to start operating in 2025. This project places Paraná as the first state with “from field to glass” production by Ambev, positively impacting the entire production chain.

The new Ambev factory will produce bottles of different sizes and colors, such as long necks, 300 ml, 600 ml, and 1 liter, focusing on premium labels like Spaten, Corona, Stella Artois, and Original. The forecast is to manufacture up to 1,500 bottles per minute, reaching 15 million per month.

Over 2,000 Indirect Jobs with the New Ambev Factory

About 2,000 people worked on the construction of the factory, which will generate 170 direct jobs and up to 2,000 jobs considering the entire production chain. Carambeí’s mayor, Elisangela Pedroso, highlighted that the new factory is a milestone for the city, which hadn’t received new industries in nearly 30 years.

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Investments in Infrastructure

The Government of Paraná, through the state secretary of Infrastructure and Logistics, Sandro Alex, announced the paving of Areião Road, which provides access to the factory and the local community. R$ 12.5 million will be invested to improve the flow of rural production and support the development of the industrial hub of Carambeí.

The new Ambev factory in Carambeí is an ambitious project that will bring great benefits to the local and regional economy. With significant investments in sustainability and infrastructure, Ambev is contributing to the growth of Paraná as an important brewing hub in Brazil.

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R$ 870 Million Investments and Over 2,000 Jobs: New Ambev Factory in Carambeí Is 80% Complete

The New Ambev Factory Promises to Create More Than 300 Direct Jobs and Over 2,000 Indirect Jobs and Transform Carambeí into an Important Brewing Hub.

Over 2,000 Indirect Jobs with the New Ambev Factory

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R$ 870 Million Investments and Over 2,000 Jobs: New Ambev Factory in Carambeí Is 80% Complete

The New Ambev Factory Promises to Create More Than 300 Direct Jobs and Over 2,000 Indirect Jobs and Transform Carambeí into an Important Brewing Hub.

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