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Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer begins manufacturing in Chihuahua
Embraer, a Brazilian aerospace company, began manufacturing cabin interior components in Chihuahua, Mexico, marking its first plant in the country. The facility, previously a joint venture with Safran Cabin, now fully owned by Embraer, will export products to Brazil, the U.S., France, and Singapore. Chihuahua, a leader in Mexico’s aerospace industry, highlights the plant’s role in boosting local economic growth.
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