en.Wedoany.com Reported - Agroceres Multimix has inaugurated its ninth production unit in Quatro Pontes, western Paraná, Brazil, with an investment exceeding R$100 million. The plant expands the company's service capacity in the southern Brazilian market.

In a statement, the company said the location was chosen considering the production potential of the western Paraná region, which is a benchmark in poultry, swine, and dairy production, while also having an ample supply of agricultural inputs. General Manager Ricardo Ribeiral noted in the statement that the company believes in the region's potential and aims to be closer to local producers and partners. The new plant will create jobs, income, and economic development for the city and the entire regional agricultural chain.

According to the company, the new plant has a built-up area of 65,000 square meters and was developed with a focus on high automation levels, biosecurity, and production efficiency, with a monthly capacity exceeding 10,000 tons. The complex is equipped with technologies focused on food safety and industrial process control, including modern traceability systems and drag conveyors that reduce cross-contamination risks and improve operational efficiency. Ricardo Ribeiral emphasized that the company invests in modern equipment and cutting-edge technology to create an efficient, safe, and healthy production environment, ensuring quality, traceability, and safety at every stage of the production process.

As the new plant is inaugurated, Agroceres Multimix will celebrate its 50th anniversary in the Brazilian agribusiness sector in 2026. Recently, the company also launched the agCare professional products division, aiming to expand its portfolio of animal production technologies. Ricardo Ribeiral concluded that the company celebrates its five-decade history by investing in the future, expanding market share, and enhancing innovation capabilities. The new plant in Quatro Pontes embodies sustainable growth and a close connection with producers.

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