Brazil: Paraná will have the largest soybean grinding factory in the country

Published 2024년 12월 19일

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Princess Astrid of Belgium marked the signing of a cooperation agreement to implement Belgian technology in Brazil's largest soybean milling plant, located in Lapa, part of the Curitiba metropolitan area. This project, a collaboration between Desmet Brasil and Grupo Potencial, aims to process 3,500 tons of grain daily. The facility will be equipped with large storage silos for soybeans and bagasse, the latter being a byproduct of oil extraction that can be utilized for feed and other products. The project is designed to enhance Brazil's biodiesel and fuel distribution, production, and transport sectors.
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Princess Astrid of Belgium signed a cooperation agreement in Brasília at the end of November to use Belgian technology in the largest soybean milling plant in Brazil, which is being built in Lapa, in the metropolitan region of Curitiba. With the capacity to process 3,500 tons of grain per day, the project is a partnership between the Belgian company Desmet Brasil and Grupo Potencial, which is from Paraná and is consolidating itself as one of the largest business groups in the country, distributing, producing and transporting biodiesel and fuel. Two silos will be built to store soybeans, with a capacity of 150 thousand tons each, and another, ...
Source: 3tres3

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