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    Orçamento Empresarial: Cervejaria Ambev
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2023-03-30) MIGUEL, Lavínia Helen Magalhães; DOVAL, Danilo Morais; FORTES, Antonio Donizeti
    AMBEV S.A. Ambev is a Brazilian company dedicated to the production of beverages, including beers, soft drinks, energy drinks, juices, teas and water. It is the 14th largest company in the country in terms of net revenue and controls around 68% of the Brazilian beer market. It currently has more than 30 breweries, malt shops, soft drinks, a label, stopper and glass factory and 6 centers of excellence throughout Brazil. It is known for the production of more than 25 Pilsen beers, such as Skol, Brahma and Budweiser, and about 50 of the ale type. It is a publicly traded company, headquartered in São Paulo, but with operations throughout Brazil and on the continent. In total, they operate in 16 countries of the Americas (Antigua, Argentina, Barbados, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Cuba, Dominica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Saint Vincent and Uruguay).
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    SISTEMAS DE GESTÃO AMBIENTAL E SEUS IMPACTOS SOCIAIS: Natura
    (UNIFEOB, 2022-07-11) MIGUEL, Lavínia Helen Magalhães; MAGALHÂES, Rhayanne Helen; FERNANDES, Thalitta Helena de Campos; VENÃNCIO, Elaina Cristina Paina; BORSARI, Juliana Marques
    Analysis of the possible social impacts caused by the implementation of an environmental management system. Environmental management is based on the conduct, direction and control of the use of natural resources, environmental risks and emissions to the environment, through the implementation of an environmental management system. It is a method of business administration that focuses and prioritizes sustainable development, and works to raise the awareness of professionals and organizations, encouraging them to adopt administrative behaviors and practices that eliminate or considerably reduce the environmental impact of corporate activities on resources. from nature.