Importers from Oman and the United Arab Emirates are going to participate in Fruit&Tech, from September 27 to 29, in São Paulo. The fair should include roundtables with buyers from eight countries.
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The municipality will take businessmen to the Middle East’s leading construction fair, in Dubai. The attendance was confirmed by the Secretary of Trade, Industry, Services and Tourism, Rui Rabelo.
Project Sinhá Recicla, which comprises 17 artisans in Uberlândia and sells to the United States, Portugal, Switzerland, England and Germany, wants to reach Middle East and North Africa countries.
Secretary general, Michel Alaby, should give a talk about business in the Arab world in Porto Alegre and Florianópolis. Among the highlights, promotion of building fair Big 5, in Dubai.
The first phase of works has been completed at residential and leisure complex Termas do Tabuleiro. A total of 40 houses have been delivered, and now a hotel and a spa will be built.
The award-winning Biruta Mídias Mirabolantes, which specializes in unconventional marketing, is seeking foreign companies interested in advertising products and brands in Brazil.
Paraná state-based Puramania already exports to the United States, Spain and Italy. Now, it wants to enter the Arab market, and is already in touch with a store in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates.
The food fair, to take place in October, in Riyadh, the Saudi Capital, should include a Brazilian pavilion organized by Conceito Brazil in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture.
Boutique de Aromas makes cosmetics from vegetable oils, and plant and flower extracts. It has already received its first order from abroad, and now it may open up the doors to the Arab market.
The buying manager at BM Sourcing FZC, headquartered in Ajman, is in Brazil seeking producers of steel products. The company operates in 10 countries, especially in the Arab world.
Company Lanno, of costume jewellery, should participate in a fair in Paris and hopes to meet several international contacts again, among them some from the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon and Kuwait.
Tabacos Marasca is negotiating with new Middle Eastern and North African importers. The company exports 90% of its annual output, which is 20,000 tonnes, and already sells to the Emirates and Egypt.
This estimate is by the president of the recently created Peruvian Arab Chamber of Commerce, Miguel Atala Herrera, to whom the Andean country may also receive investment from the Middle East.
To promote the medical quality of the country, company Medical Travel Brazil should promote a conference for professionals and service providers in the sector. The event is next week.
