MEXICO'S GRUPO BIMBO TO DEVELOP NEW 97 MLN DOLLAR PLANT IN PUEBLA - EL ECONOMISTA
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Grupo Bimbo Bets US$101 Million on New Puebla Plant
Mexico · Business Key Facts —Total Mexico investment. Grupo Bimbo will invest US$2 billion in Mexico between 2025 and 2028. —Puebla plant cost. The new Puebla facility requires an investment of more than MX$1,760 million (US$101.2 million). —Plant modernization. More than 30 existing plants across Mexico will be modernized under the plan. —Job creation. The […] The post Grupo Bimbo Bets US$101 Million on New Puebla Plant appeared first on The Ri…
The City of Puebla government is strengthening its ties with the business sector to boost economic growth and job creation through close collaboration with Grupo Bimbo, one of Mexico's leading food companies. As part of this strategy, Mayor Pepe Chedraui met with executives from Grupo Bimbo, a company with 80 years of history, to reaffirm their commitment to working together to solidify Puebla City as an attractive investment destination.
José Chedraui Budib indicated that Grupo Bimbo and another company will install new investments of around 1.7 billion pesos.
Image from Bigstock. Grupo Bimbo announced an investment of over 1.76 billion pesos to build a second production plant in Puebla, a project that aims to strengthen the company's manufacturing capacity in the state and generate new job opportunities. The announcement was made by the mayor of Puebla, José Chedraui Budib, who emphasized that this investment represents a vote of confidence in the city and will contribute to the region's economic dev…
Grupo Bimbo's new production plant will expand its operations in the La Resurrección Industrial Park, the same site where the company currently operates, occupying an area of 26,000 square meters. Danone is also preparing an investment. This was confirmed by the mayor of Puebla, José Chedraui Budib, on July 22, after the presentation […] The post New Bimbo plant will expand operations in La Resurrección; Danone prepares investment appeared first…
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