Suzano and Adufértil Invest R$ 65 Million in New Fertilizer Factory That Will Create Hundreds of Jobs During and After Construction

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Published on 07/02/2024 at 18:35

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Suzano and Adufértil Will Build a New Fertilizer Factory in Aracruz, with Investment of R$ 65 Million. The Unit Will Generate Various Job Opportunities, Expand Logistics, and Reduce the Radius of Fertilizer Supply.

Suzano announced an investment of R$ 65 million in a new fertilizer factory in Aracruz, in partnership with Adufértil. The unit, expected to start operations in 2026, will occupy 90,000 square meters and promises to generate 90 direct jobs and 300 indirect jobs in the state. Thus, the initiative aims to strengthen local production and expand logistics to meet demands in Espírito Santo, Minas Gerais, and Bahia. Additionally, the project aims to reduce the radius of fertilizer supply and contribute to sustainability in the supply chain.

The New Factory Will Have Investments of R$ 65 Million and Will Be Installed in Aracruz

Suzano is taking another step to expand its presence in the national market with an investment of R$ 65 million in a new fertilizer factory in Aracruz, Espírito Santo.

The project will be built in partnership with Adufértil, a company specialized in the fertilizer sector based in Campinas (SP).

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After the installation of the new plant, Adufértil will begin using the Portocel terminal, shared by Suzano and Cenibra, for importing and handling fertilizers in Brazil.

Portocel will be the central point for the movement of 120,000 to 180,000 tons/year of fertilizers, with potential for expansion in the coming years.

This operation will expand the port area, increasing the storage and handling of cargo. In this way, the company will be able to ensure even more job opportunities in the region.

Alexandre Billot Mori, executive operations manager of Portocel, emphasizes that the initiative reinforces the terminal’s position as a central point in the logistics landscape of Espírito Santo, contributing to local development.

The expectation is that the region of Aracruz will become a relevant logistics hub in Brazil in the coming years.

Furthermore, Suzano sees the new factory as an important move towards sustainable growth.

The company, which plants 1.2 million trees daily in various operations in Brazil, aims to reduce the radius of fertilizer supply through this project.

Viviane Danemberg Gomes Lichtenstein, executive supply manager of Suzano, concluded by stating that in addition to strengthening the local economy, the project will contribute to cleaner environmental practices, reducing emissions.

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Suzano and Adufértil Invest R$ 65 Million in New Fertilizer Factory That Will Create Hundreds of Jobs During and After Construction

Suzano and Adufértil Will Build a New Fertilizer Factory in Aracruz, with Investment of R$ 65 Million. The Unit Will Generate Various Job Opportunities, Expand Logistics, and Reduce the Radius of Fertilizer Supply.

The New Factory Will Have Investments of R$ 65 Million and Will Be Installed in Aracruz

Suzano Bets on Sustainable Growth with New Fertilizer Factory

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Suzano and Adufértil Invest R$ 65 Million in New Fertilizer Factory That Will Create Hundreds of Jobs During and After Construction

Suzano and Adufértil Will Build a New Fertilizer Factory in Aracruz, with Investment of R$ 65 Million. The Unit Will Generate Various Job Opportunities, Expand Logistics, and Reduce the Radius of Fertilizer Supply.

The New Factory Will Have Investments of R$ 65 Million and Will Be Installed in Aracruz

Suzano Bets on Sustainable Growth with New Fertilizer Factory

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