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14 November, 2008
Dreyfus plans to begin to enlarge its production capacity of the oil factory plant that it owns in Timbúes.  In spite of the international financial crisis, the fall of the crushing level because of the smaller sales of the producers and the obstacles to the exports, the group has foreseen to begin in 15 days the works in the plant of soya milling, and for it 200 workers will be incorporated. Representatives of the company were gathered in the Ministry of Labor in San Lorenzo city, where they commented that the idea is to take the plant from 8.000 to 16.000 tons. Why enlarge in these contexts? It is that the big groups have a strategic vision and they know that there are fundamental conditions and of structural character for the export of grains that allow to be optimistic to the medium term. They could also process imported soya from Paraguay, since in Timbúes they have a barge quay (besides a biofuel factory). From the Ministry of Labor, they confirmed that the plant has not suffered restrictions in its personnel and it continues working with total normality, in spite of journalistic versions that circulated. From the labor portfolio they expressed that there are projects of oil factory companies that are stopped, but that they could be resumed in the medium term. It is not the only investment of Dreyfus on the march in that area of Buenos Aires. He bought a property of 23 hectares at u$s 7.000 each one in the industrial park of OlavarrÃa to build a center of strategic storing that will make tip in the direct purchase and it will supply the port of BahÃa Blanca. At the beginning of August, the first biofuel plant of Dreyfus began to work in their complex in Timbúes, at the north of Noble. They also inaugurated this year a barge quay. Courtesy of Punto Biz for Nextfuel Argentina/biodiesel.com.ar Deje un comentario |
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