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Brazil: Banco do Nordeste finances acai agroindustry in southern Bahia

Published Nov 20, 2024

Tridge summary

Agroindustry Naturê do Brasil has received R$13.5 million financing from Banco do Nordeste (BNB) to establish an açaí processing unit in Una, Bahia. The funding will be used for working capital, civil construction, and acquisition of machinery, creating 30 direct jobs and potentially 132 overall. The company aims to become a reference in the market, reaching both local and international markets, and will implement sustainable practices in fruit harvesting, packaging, and processing. The credit line used by Naturê do Brasil is designed to support agribusinesses in modernizing machinery, acquiring capital goods, and expanding operations.
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The agroindustry Naturê do Brasil received R$13.5 million in financing from Banco do Nordeste (BNB) to set up an industrial unit for processing açaí in the municipality of Una, in the south of Bahia. With resources from the Constitutional Fund for Financing the Northeast (FNE), the investments will be used for working capital, civil construction, acquisition of domestic machinery and equipment, furniture, utensils, as well as studies and projects. Owners of a farm that has grown coffee, açaí, papaya and pepper for over 30 years, the partners use cutting-edge technology to manage their crops, which motivated them to add value to the farm, completing the açaí production chain. The agroindustry will consist of an industrial unit measuring almost four thousand square meters to be built on an area of thirty thousand square meters, and the expectation is that activities will begin in about a year and a half. The fruit produced on the farm will become raw material for the new industry, ...
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