Business, Investments properties in Poland
E.Wedel, Swidnica's municipality and Walbrzych's Special Economic Zone have signed the agreement that descries conditions and cooperation on Japanese Lotte's investment. Company that owns E.Wedel brand, is going to produce cakes and chewing gums in Swidnica.
"We just made a next step toward a new facility in Swidnica. After long, successful negotiations came the sucess. The last step will be permission for operating in Zone" the Swidnica's president, Wojciech Murdzek said. Now all is on investor's and consumers' hand.
"Development and jobs will depend on economic and market situation. Wedel and Lotte are client-oriented companies. Our goal is delivering of favorite and best sweets, but of our size will decide our consumers" operational president of E.Wedel said.
Wałbrzych SEZ authorities said thanks to investor for trust.
"Signing the contract was a great step and and oppprtunity to thank Lotte company for investing in WSEZ"- WSEZ vice-president said. Private party was oragnised in historical place- Museum of Commerce in Swidnica.
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