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Automated Sausage Factory Opens Near Lebanon Border Despite Security Concerns
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Soglowek has established a new, fully automated NIS 120 million sausage factory in Shlomi, located near the northern border with Lebanon. The advanced facility operates without human contact and aims to significantly increase production capacity. Despite a six-month delay due to the war and international travel restrictions, the factory is now nearing completion. Company chairman Zion Balas emphasized the investment as a long-term commitment to the region.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Soglowek opened a new, fully automated NIS 120 million sausage factory in Shlomi, near the northern border.
- The advanced factory operates without human contact and uses technology found on only about 40 production lines globally.
- The project faced a six-month delay due to the war and international travel restrictions for technicians.
- The factory aims to significantly increase production capacity for sausages, including premium and boutique varieties.
- Chairman Zion Balas highlighted the investment as a long-term commitment to the region and its employees.
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