The Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) has reduced taxes on capital goods which are not manufactured in Brazil. The measure will remain effective until June 30th, 2014.
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Fiesc group will see construction sites in Qatar, which will host the 2022 World Cup, and go to Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Chamber will hold its first seminar partnering with Trade and Export mag.
Companies which will participate in the Middle East’s leading civil construction wish to either increase their business volume in the region or find new clients. The fair begins on November 5 in Dubai
Calçados Ilustre exports men’s footwear to a distributor and store owner in the Arab country. The products are made of leather and sold under the brand Youth Class, and reach ten different countries.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber CEO, Michel Alaby, met with representatives of companies due to travel to Qatar and the Emirates next week, to attend a construction fair and visit construction sites.
Export promotion agency Apex is organizing a business trip to the two countries in February 2013. Matchmaking rounds will be held in Jeddah and Dubai. Registration is open until November 23.
Móveis Província exports living and bedroom items to a Kuwaiti distributor and storeowner. The company wants to grow in the Arab world and is prospecting for clients in Lebanon and Jordan.
São Paulo-based company Siboney will start exporting cigars to Egypt, the Emirates and Qatar. The company signed representation contracts in these countries and wants to expand its business abroad.
The Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) ruled that the tariff will remain lowered from 10% to 2% for 12 months. The measure was previously valid for only 180 days. Morocco is the main supplier to Brazil.
Booth at the Paris food fair will have 15 enterprises. Poultry Industry Union and the export promotion agency Apex will take 30 importers from Africa and Eastern Europe to visit the booth.
Ambassador to Brasília met with agricultural machinery companies at the Arab Brazilian Chamber and said his country holds opportunities. The Sudanese are negotiating credit with Gulf banks.
The Algerian ambassador to Brasília, Djamel Bennaoum, says his country wants partnerships with Brazil-based companies in the industry for local production and technology transfer.
The Paraná state-based padlock manufacturer is boosting its output and looking for new markets. According to a company executive, Middle East’s purchasing power constitutes an opportunity.
The Brazilian female shoe brand already has 20 franchises in the Arab world and could expand to further countries in the region next year. In September, Dumond released its collection in Dubai.
