Lácteos | Gobierno reactivó planta procesadora de lácteos en el estado Guárico

El gobernador del estado Guárico, José Vásquez, informó este miércoles la reactivación de una planta procesadora de leche en el municipio Camaguán, con el objetivo de «potenciar» la actividad económica y productiva del país.

El titular de la entidad destacó que la sede está capacitada para producir alrededor de 36 mil litros de leche pasteurizada en los 3 turnos laborables, y que la misma cuenta con siete líneas de generación: entres ellas se encuentran jugos, quesos, gelatinas, yogures, sueros y el rubro mencionado anteriormente.

En el evento de reactivación estuvieron presentes los alcaldes de Camaguán y de Guayabal, Jhonder Simanca y José Gregorio Pérez, respectivamente; el empresario Leopoldo Matos; y el presidente de Agropatria, Pedro Malavé.

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