The Brasil Expodireto Trophy, in the International Highlight category, was awarded this Sunday (6) at the Expodireto Cotrijal agribusiness show in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. The initiative awarded several entities for services rendered in their areas.
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With a low supply of fertilizers from Russia and Belarus, Arab countries can be an alternative for some products, such as nitrogen and phosphate. The bloc, however, does not have a substantial potassium production.
The country saw an increase in sales of different agricultural goods to the Arab countries in January, including maize, sugar, beef and poultry.
Saudi Arabia has pursued a strategy to get its dates into more international markets and boost exports. Brazil is one of the target markets.
In the event organized by ApexBrasil in Dubai, Brazilian executives showed projects in sustainability and technology. The Arab Brazilian Chamber provided support to the event.
The country is the world’s fourth-largest producer of this farmed fish, and the sector is experiencing a turning point, with an increase in exports and prospects for an even higher growth in shipments.
The companies that participated in the show in Dubai through a partnership between ABPA and ApexBrasil made sales of USD 50 million in loco and are expected to make exports at an even higher value over the next twelve months.
The country is the world’s second largest black pepper supplier and has boosted its sales to Arab countries above the average.
Financial turnover in the fisheries sector in Morocco amounted to USD 1.5 billion last year, a record figure, according to the kingdom’s government.
The innovation is part of an action carried out by Brazilian Duck, a sectoral project to promote Brazilian products abroad. Tasting is being held during the show in Dubai.
A global showcase for several products, the Gulfood show serves as a platform for associating the berry’s image to its country of origin, Brazil.
The Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock made official this Sunday (13) the onset of its operations in the UAE. The goal is to help place Brazilian agribusiness products, especially from small and medium-sized companies, into the Arab market.
Vanusia Nogueira, from the Brazilian Specialty Coffee Association, was chosen to lead the International Coffee Organization, which she takes on with the challenge of modernizing.
In January, Brazilian companies increased their poultry protein exports to the United Arab Emirates by 96.6%.
