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韶關曲江區又一投資1.5億元項目正式動工

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????????2月28日，韶關光頭佬聯聖食品有限公司生産基地奠基儀式在曲江經濟開發區舉行。廣東省連鎖經營協會創會會長孫雄先生應邀出席奠基儀式。

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區政協副主席張祥林在奠基儀式上致辭：他認爲企業選擇在曲江經濟開發區建設生産基地，爲曲江的經濟發展提供動力。同時也希望項目施工建設方能夠合理倒排工期，加快項目建設。區直各相關單位要加強與企業的溝通交流，及時解決項目建設中存在的問題與困難，讓項目早日建成投産。

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??據了解，該項目是首屆韶商大會曲江分會場的簽約項目。擬建速凍食品生成基地，項目投産後，預計年産值可達3億元、稅收400萬元。項目對于壯大曲江經濟開發區園區産業規模，推動全區經濟高質量發展，具有積極意義。??

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????光头佬食品集团公司总经理方纯腾: ??我們企業之所以選擇韶關曲江，是因爲曲江這邊山好水好，地理環境非常不錯。這裏是大灣區的北大門，對于我們全國戰略布局也是非常不錯的選擇。曲江區的招商政策力度非常大，這個也是我們選擇在這裏投産的一個原因。另外，還有就是曲江農副産品非常豐富，作爲一個食品行業，公司也有機會引進一些比較有特色的有賣點的農特産品，進一步豐富我們企業的産品品類。????????

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