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Jun·dia·í  (zhndy-)
A city of southeast Brazil north-northwest of São Paulo. Established in the 17th century, it is an agricultural center and a railroad junction. Population: 320,000.

Jundiaí (Portuguese) [ʒundiaˈi]
n
(Placename) an industrial city in SE Brazil, in São Paulo state. Pop.: 299 669 (2000)


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The Conselho de Aviacao Civil (CONAC) aviation authority subsequently withdrew 151 flights from the Congonhas airport on July 30 and also transferred two private flights to Jundiai, some 60 km northwest of Sao Paulo.
This investment and plans for expansion at the Jundiai site reflect our confidence in the future of the markets in Brazil and the region," said Tom Agin, senior divisional vice president of National Starch's Latin America and South Africa adhesives business.
Antonieta Piva Barranqueiros 1000 Casa Branca Caixa Postal 338 Jundiai, Sao Paulo 13201-970 Brazil Phone: 55-11-4582-0259 Fax: 55-11-4582-4888 Email: tiago.
 
 
 
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