Paris 17
Courcelles
173 rue de Courcelles, 75017, Paris, France
The 263,233 residents of Jura live in a department located in the Franche-Comté region. Classified as department 39 by INSEE and the French postal service, Jura covers an area of 4,999 km². Its main city is Dole. A secondary sector driving employment The Jura economy is built on a strong industrial base, divided into 6 main sectors: plastics and rubber (Bourbon company), chemicals, food processing, woodworking, medical equipment, and furniture manufacturing (Confort 39 company). - business tourism - rural tourism - mountain tourism. The Jura department leverages the distinctive character of its local products to promote its agricultural sector (livestock and dairy) as well as its wine industry. The renown of Vin Jaune, Macvin, and Vin de Paille helps showcase the expertise of local producers.
Jura is an attractive region for businesses due to its economic dynamism and high quality of life. The region offers numerous services and advantages for companies, particularly in terms of taxation and administrative simplification. Furthermore, Jura is located in close proximity to Paris and its main economic hubs.