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Gujarat Allocates Land for Rs 30 Bn Coca-Cola Unit in Sanand
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Gujarat Allocates Land for Rs 30 Bn Coca-Cola Unit in Sanand

The Gujarat government has approved the allocation of land for a significant ?3,000 crore Coca-Cola manufacturing unit in Sanand. This move signals a major step towards bolstering industrial infrastructure in the region, showcasing the state's commitment to attracting substantial investments.

The proposed Coca-Cola facility is anticipated to contribute significantly to the local economy, generating employment opportunities and fostering economic development. Sanand, known for its industrial significance, is set to witness further expansion with this strategic allocation of land for the new Coca-Cola unit.

Coca-Cola's investment aligns with the state's efforts to position itself as a preferred destination for major industrial players. The development is expected to have a positive ripple effect on the surrounding communities, creating a conducive environment for industrial growth and contributing to Gujarat's economic vibrancy.

The Gujarat government has approved the allocation of land for a significant ?3,000 crore Coca-Cola manufacturing unit in Sanand. This move signals a major step towards bolstering industrial infrastructure in the region, showcasing the state's commitment to attracting substantial investments. The proposed Coca-Cola facility is anticipated to contribute significantly to the local economy, generating employment opportunities and fostering economic development. Sanand, known for its industrial significance, is set to witness further expansion with this strategic allocation of land for the new Coca-Cola unit. Coca-Cola's investment aligns with the state's efforts to position itself as a preferred destination for major industrial players. The development is expected to have a positive ripple effect on the surrounding communities, creating a conducive environment for industrial growth and contributing to Gujarat's economic vibrancy.

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