In a symbolic act, Jugos del Valle – Santa Clara, laid the first stone for the expansion of its plant located in the town of Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco.

This expansion will be the result of an investment of US$ 133 million, and employs 800 temporary workers in the construction phase with 60 suppliers, and once operating it will have around 350 direct jobs and will generate more than 1,200 indirect ones, promoting the well-being and development of the residents. Jalisco, the firm indicated in a statement.

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The investment in the expansion of the plant responds to the increase in consumer demand for Jugos del Valle – Santa Clara products.

Once the project is completed, the capacity for receiving raw milk will be increased by 30% to be processed and distributed nationwide. In the same way, it strengthens the company's commitment to the development of Mexico and Jalisco, as it is considered a strategic area for the sector.

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The company highlighted in its communication with the media that this project adds to the economic contribution of more than 350 million pesos that the Mexican Coca-Cola Industry has made in Jalisco to promote employment, sustainability, economic and environmental development in the state.

Other actions promoted in collaboration with allied organizations and the communities of Jalisco, is the wetland project in Cihuatlán, which has the capacity to treat 3 million liters of water per day, equivalent to 600 water pipes. This project benefits 18 thousand people.

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