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European Restructuring Monitor (ERM)
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Vindija Group, a Croatian food industry company based in Varaždin, is hiring 109 new employees for its production plants and business units across Croatia.
The Group encompasses the parent company Vindija d.d., as well as Koka, Vindon from Slavonski Brod, Vir 1898 from Rijeka, Vindija trgovine, and several international subsidiaries.
Vindija d.d. is seeking 34 new employees for its locations in Varaždin, Poreč, and Rijeka. In Poreč, the company is looking to hire six warehouse workers. Additionally, 10 new positions in production and warehousing are available at the Varaždin site. Koka, also based in Varaždin, plans to employ 40 new workers. Furthermore, Koka is recruiting 15 additional employees for production, poultry catching, and warehousing operations. Vindon, located in Slavonski Brod, is looking for 20 production workers. The expansion is aiming to support its dairy, meat, and other product lines.
All new positions are permanent. Employees across the Vindija Group will also receive transport cost supplements and holiday bonuses.
Vindija Group has 4,240 employees.
Eurofound (2025), Vindija Group, Business expansion in Croatia, factsheet number 203330, European Restructuring Monitor. Dublin, https://apps.eurofound.europa.eu/restructuring-events/detail/203330.
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