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Ford Resorts To Payouts In Brazil

March 2009 | Company News Alert

US carmaker Ford Motor has announced plans to commence voluntary payouts at three of its production plants in Brazil. The carmaker is the fourth-largest manufacturer in the industry with production reaching 326,090 vehicles by end-2008.

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