Banana Candy shall start exporting to the Arab countries in the following months. The company should settle the deal at the 34th Expo Abras with a Lebanese entrepreneur, who will distribute the products in the region starting in Dubai. The factory is based in the Vale do Ribeira, interior of the state of São Paulo, and produces 35 tons of sweets monthly.
Author: Silvia Lindsey
The two Brazilian companies were invited to manufacture plastic utensils and refrigerators in the country in partnership with a local group. Company representatives should travel to Syria in the next 20 days to continue negotiations started at the 51st Damascus International Fair.
Shipments produced a revenue of US$ 1.5 billion between January and August. Saudi Arabia, Algeria and Egypt are amongst the main buyers.
There was an optimistic ring to the speeches today (13) at the opening of the supermarket trade show in Rio de Janeiro, in relation to Brazilian economy and increase in sales.
There was an optimistic ring to the speeches today (13) at the opening of the supermarket trade show in Rio de Janeiro, in relation to Brazilian economy and increase in sales.
The president of the Metal-Mechanics Industry Union (Sindimetal) of the southern state of Paraná, Roberto Sotomaior Karam, returned from the 51st Damascus International Fair this week with the names of eight import companies interested in buying Brazilian products. Sindimetal participated in the fair as part of the stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). The fair ends on Sunday (12).
Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce director Sami Roumieh, who is participating in the 51st Damascus International Fair, should sign an experience and technology exchange agreement with the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Agriculture on Sunday.
The president of the Federation, Rateb Chalah, as well as local importers, welcomed yesterday the group of entrepreneurs and the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB) representatives who are participating in the 51st Damascus International Fair. The visit was organized to improve the relationship between Syrian buyers and Brazilian industries.
The Brazilian trading company Global Guiders is acting as an intermediate between Brazilian and Syrian entrepreneurs for a new partnership. They are negotiating the installation of a factory in Syria with capital from the two countries. Global Guiders is participating in the 51st Damascus International Fair, next to other Brazilian companies. They all share a stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). Corgett, a semi-jewel manufacturer also at the fair has found a distribu
The cosmetics factory is about to settle the first sales contract to the United Arab Emirates. The opening of the Middle Eastern market is the result of participation in a cosmetics fair held in Dubai at the end of April. Niasi is based in Taboão da Serra, in the state of São Paulo, and manufactures one million products a year, such as nail varnish, hair colourings, shampoo, hair conditioner and deodorant.
