The increase took place in November over October. In comparison to the same month of 2015 there was a decline of 33.4% in these sales, according to the sector’s association.
Author: From the Newsroom
Fertilizer purchases by Brazil in the global market totaled 22.3 million tons from January to November. Supplies by Arab countries increased even more at 32.2%.
Sales to the two Arab countries declined year-to-date until November, but overall exports went up 3.6%, according to data provided by Abicalçados, the sector’s association.
The result in the first two weeks of December is the result of USD 4.817 billion in exports and USD 3.952 billion in imports.
The deficit climbed 3.5% from January to November in comparison to the same period of last year. Products from the energy and foodstuffs sectors had the most impact on it.
Brazil’s Federal Revenue Department has issued the norms that regulate Simples Internacional, a tax regime that should make access to foreign markets easier for smaller companies.
Brazil’s Federal Revenue Department has issued the norms that regulate Simples Internacional, a tax regime that should make access to foreign markets easier for smaller companies.
The region’s countries bought 13.3% more products in November in comparison to the same month of 2015, while overall shipments declined 3.1% in the period.
The state-run oil firm Sonatrach expects to ship 109 million tons of oil equivalent by the end of the year. The performance reflects an output increase.
The region purchased 1.1 million bags of the Brazilian product this year until November, but the volume was lower than last year’s. The largest importer is Lebanon.
By the end of this year, the airport in the United Arab Emirates will have served 471,400 people according to the RAK Civil Aviation Department.
The record-breaking figure is needed in order to provide assistance to 93 million people around the world in 2017.
The Brazilian Tourism Institute estimates an 11% increase in international tourist numbers compared with the last season.
The UAE and France announced the creation of a USD 100 million fund for UNESCO. The goal is to save cultural heritage within conflict areas.
