Importers from Bahrain, Egypt and Qatar have already confirmed participation in business roundtables at the 45th Abras Convention, to take place in Campinas in September.
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Companies and sectorial organizations participated in a seminar about the building sector fair to take place in November, in Dubai. There will be a Brazilian stand for 22 exhibitors.
The demand for high value-added products in the region was one of the themes of a seminar held this Tuesday in Florianópolis to mark the launch of a mission to the Emirates organized by the Fiesc.
Sugar Shoes, a company specialized in vulcanized sports shoes, exports kid’s shoes to Saudi Arabia. The contract forecasts the shipment of 20,000 pairs of shoes a year.
Wine and rice producers and even artisans obtain labels of indication of origin and denomination of origin. Acknowledgement boosts exports, tourism and revenues
Importers from Dubai and Abu Dhabi visited a decoration fair and praised the quality of the products. The businessman promises an order, but exports are on the low.
Forecast is for the next two years, according to organizers of Big 5, the Middle East’s leading fair for the industry. This year, Brazilian participants will have breakfast with 150 local businessmen.
Taybeh, the only industry of the genre operating in the Palestinian territories, already exports to European countries and to Japan, but wants to expand its business even further.
Cristalina, in Goiás, is the land of white quartz crystal. There, artisans are specializing themselves in producing better jewels, costume jewellery and handicraft with the input, and winning markets.
The event should take place next week during Saitex, the largest fair in the food sector on the African continent. Exporters want to refute a dumping accusation.
Mayors in Campinas region aim to organize a business delegation to travel to the emirate. The idea is to visit Big 5. Michel Alaby, from the Arab Brazilian Chamber gave a talk on the matter.
Brazilian leather exporters see potential for increasing sales to the Middle East. Tunisia is now the leading target in the region, but the businessmen have an eye out for the Gulf.
The organisation’s CEO, Michel Alaby, should present a talk on how to do business with the Arabs. The event in the city of São Paulo is on Thursday. A building fair in Dubai will be highlighted.
Poultry company Frango Bello exports boneless chicken to the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar and Jordan. The Middle East already accounts for 40% of the enterprise’s foreign sales.
