Xodó da Amazônia’s açaí coffee drew interest from Arab importers at business meetings held in São Paulo last month. The company is banking on the product’s sustainability to export.
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The Brazilian Publishers project held its 7th Professional Program to promote Brazilian content abroad, with companies from Egypt and the UAE taking part.
Alzaeem Deputy General Manager Redha Salman is looking to buy fresh and frozen Brazilian chicken to process and sell under the company’s own brand.
For Rasmi Al-Mallah, general manager of distributor SKM Tejaree, price is key to doing business with Brazilian companies.
Founded in Rio de Janeiro and known for its playful product names, such as the Rapunzel hair tonic, the haircare brand has accelerated its international expansion and is now available in markets including Morocco, Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Abimapi data show growth in the industry’s exports in both value and volume. Shipments are expected to reach record levels this year.
According to the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, 14 exploration areas will be offered in two bidding rounds, with deadlines in November and December.
The entry of the UAE perfume brand into the Brazilian market was negotiated during business meetings held this week at the Tivoli Mofarrej Hotel in São Paulo. Fratelli Al Tawasul is leading the introduction of the products in Brazil.
A company selling nuts, beverages, cheeses and flours from the Brazilian state of Paraíba to customers in Brazil and overseas is looking to supply Brazilian expatriates in Arab countries.
Sebrae Global Experience showed entrepreneurs how international trade can help expand their businesses. The Arab-Brazilian Chamber presented the Middle East and North Africa as promising markets for Brazilian products.
Amazonbai will be responsible for shipping 10 metric tons of açaí produced by communities in northern Brazil to Algeria by the end of this year. The product holds sustainability certifications.
Founded in August 2020, Multipla Comex specializes in exotic fruits such as loquat, plum, and atemoya, and now exports Brazilian fruit to Qatar, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia.
Ali Mohamed Al Marzooqi, chairman of the Emirates Franchise Association, said a growing number of franchise brands are choosing the country for expansion and outlined efforts to help Emirati brands enter global markets.
Brazil’s leading retail trade show will feature exhibitors showcasing chocolates, dates, olive oils, and frozen fruits at two booths organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
