Consumer demand for Middle Eastern fragrances prompted Iana Cirelli to set up a dedicated point of sale at Shopping da Lapa mall.
Author: Rebecca Vettore
Rebecca Vettore
A journalist with post-graduate degree in Digital Media from Senac, she specializes in business, economy, and entrepreneurship coverage.
Since 2024, Andréa Maciel Pachá has been working in the Office of the Secretary-General of the Presidency of court, alongside Justice Cármen Lúcia Antunes Rocha. Versatile, in addition to being an appellate judge, the Brazilian has worked in film and written five books.
Pet product exports from Brazil grew by 29% in 2024, driven by purchases from Arab and Latin American countries. The Saudi market stands out due to the growing population of cats and dogs.
Brazilian Eduardo Smith moved during the pandemic and now has a solid career in the Arab country. Performing at major events, including Expo 2020, he has been standing out in the music scene.
Currently present in Saudi Arabia and Tunisia, the dairy brand is negotiating sales to Egypt and Algeria.
For over two decades, Gabriel Sayegh has worked to keep Arab culture alive in spaces throughout the city of São Paulo.
Assintecal identifies regional products that can be used as components in other goods and helps boost their commercialization in Brazil and abroad. In the Respira Acre project, the association mapped biomaterials from the Amazon rainforest.
Exhibiting brands from Egypt showcased products like garlic, and frozen strawberries and vegetables at the trade fair in São Paulo. Encouraged by the contacts made and deals initiated, they plan to return.
Egyptian company Delta Brothers makes its third appearance at the APAS Show fair that is taking place this week in São Paulo, with a focus on reconnecting with old Brazilian clients and strengthening its brand in the country.
Companies Oriental Fruits, Mima Foods, Frozen Gate, Elswedy Food Industries, and Dalsa Food, which already sell to Brazil, are participating in the APAS Show in São Paulo to win more clients.
Brazilian company specialized in health diagnostics kits development works to meet regulatory requirements in Middle East and North Africa countries.
The Brazilian couple Catia and Ricardo Ramos joined forces with the Lebanese descendant Hassan Ali Abdullah to start Ono Boutique de Carnes Halal. Located in the east side of the city, the store offers food products targeted towards Arab and Muslim shoppers.
Brazil has 10 million women leading small businesses. Among those already exporting and those aiming to get there, the Arab market is one of the key targets.
Marcelle Ghieh moved to a new country with her family as a teenager and now dedicates herself to officiating ceremonies for Arab immigrants.
