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Former Cheminova plant to close in western Jutland

From Berlingske · () Danish

Translated from Danish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • FMC Rønland plans to close its production facility in Rønland, western Jutland.
  • The closure will affect 400 employees.
  • The company said the proposal forms part of a strategy to optimize its global production.

FMC Rønland, the company formerly known as Cheminova, plans to close its factory in western Jutland, putting 400 jobs at risk.

The company told Danish broadcaster TV 2 that it had begun discussions and negotiations with the local cooperation committee over a proposal to shut production at the Rønland plant.

FMC said the proposal forms part of its broader strategy to optimize global production. The factory stands on Harboøre Tange, between the Limfjord and the North Sea near Thyborøn.

As part of FMC's overall strategy to optimize the company's global production, the company has initiated discussions and negotiations with the local cooperation committee about a proposal to close production at the factory in Rønland.

— FMC RønlandThe company explained the proposed closure in a written response to TV 2.
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