According to figures compiled by the Brazilian Statistics Institute and issued by an industry association, clothes production increased in Brazil in Q1 this year, but textile output was down.
Author: From the Newsroom
According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, sales volume dropped by 0.5% in March from February. Sector revenues, however, increased by 0.5%.
Health segment fair will be held between May 20th and 23rd. Buyers from six Middle East and North Africa countries were invited.
Conflict and drought are causing a considerable decline in cereals output, and further deterioration of the food insecurity scenario. The wheat harvest is 52% below average.
The Brazilian National Supply Company forecasts Brazilian production to yield 44.57 million bags. The volume will be smaller than in the previous cycles due to climatic factors.
Between January and April, Brazil exported 452,500 tonnes to the region, a volume 5% smaller than in the same period in 2013. Overall, the quantity shipped by the country grew 1.1%.
Survey is conducted by the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism. São Paulo’s capital will host the opening game of the World Cup 2014, on June 12th.
Company attributes increase in foreign sales in Q1 to diversification of markets. Bet is further increase in East Europe and Africa. Revenue and profit also grew.
The initiative is intended to convert the emirate into an open-air art gallery. Artworks will be selected by a government organization and by real estate developers.
In the first two weeks of the month, exports surpassed imports by US$ 226 million. In the year, deficit is US$ 5.340 billion.
The aircraft manufacturing companies based in Brazil and the United States have signed a memorandum of understanding for implementation of a biofuels research centre.
A mission from the Fund says inflation has declined, foreign exchange reserves have increased and the external deficit has decreased in quarter one.
Revenues from Brazilian agricultural product exports to the region amounted to US$ 2.2 billion from January through April.
Brazilian foreign sales in the sector dropped from 52,700 units in April 2013 to 36,700 last month, according to Anfavea. The figures include cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks and buses.
