An international website featuring an Arabic version is one of the strategies for promoting Brazilian confectionery abroad, aside from attending international business events.
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The poultry and fertile egg producing company based in the state of Paraná is exhibiting at the fair in Dubai, aiming to reinforce customer relations and seek out new contacts.
A transport company in the country will float a tender for the construction of an office building. A Qatari fertilizer company is setting up a databank of potential service providers.
The São Paulo-based company Forusi exports taps and other bathroom items featuring hand-painted designs in gold to Saudi Arabia. The enterprise is planning to visit the Gulf country in March.
Top executives have called on the emirate’s chamber of commerce to do business in the country. The organization is planning on having an office in São Paulo.
Exports by Andacco, from the state of Minas Gerais, to Middle East countries have already increased by 20% this year via deals closed at industry fairs. The company supplies four markets in the region.
Exports by Andacco, from the state of Minas Gerais, to Middle East countries have already increased by 20% this year via deals closed at industry fairs. The company supplies four markets in the region.
Café Fazenda Caeté, from the state of Minas Gerais, is shipping its first batch to the Emirates in March: 300 crates of coffee for dipping. The enterprise is also working to break into the Kuwaiti and Saudi markets.
The event ended last Thursday (6th). Cosmetics company Kans BR held workshops at local salons, attracting dozens of interested parties. Fame’s electrical showers were a novelty for the Sudanese.
The Brazilian stand at the leading food industry fair in the Middle East will feature product tastings and a record number of exhibitors. Companies expect to boost sales to the Gulf.
Arab Health took place from January 27th to 30th in Dubai and featured 38 exhibitors from Brazil. The value of the deals closed was an all-time high, according to industry association.
The city’s free zone, which is Morocco’s largest, is home to over 450 export-oriented enterprises. Their main fields of work are auto parts and aerospace.
Boaonda, based in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, is active in the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Morocco and Egypt. Now, the company plans on breaking into the Tunisian market.
Enele, Brazilian furniture maker from Santa Catarina, exported to Algeria five years ago and now wishes to restart doing business with the region.
