Arapongas Norte do Paraná, Brasil

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Arapongas is a city located in the Northern region of Paraná, Brazil. Its history began in the mid-20th century, when the region was occupied by coffee farms. From the 1940s onwards, the North of Paraná Betterments Company acquired land in the region and started a colonization project, aiming to develop agriculture and attract new residents.

At the beginning of the colonization, Arapongas was known as Rio das Pedras Heritage and had a small population made up of farmers and rural workers. With the growth of trade and industry in the region, the city developed and became an important production hub in Northern Paraná.

Arapongas is known as the "National Capital of Furniture" due to the strong furniture sector present in the city. The furniture industry is one of the main sources of employment and income for the local population, being responsible for boosting the region's economy.

Currently, Arapongas is a modern and dynamic city that preserves its colonization history while also keeping up with market demands. With a strategic location and a strong productive sector, the city is an interesting destination for those who wish to learn more about the furniture industry in Brazil.

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