Showcolate, which sells fruit and chocolate desserts, is present in Lebanon and Oman. The chain will be extended to include four other countries in the region, and there is room for more.
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Isopropylidenediphenol and its salts and thick carbon steel sheets will have their import tariffs reduced from 12% to 2% due to undersupply of the Brazilian market.
Businessmen from the southernmost Brazilian state and ambassadors from countries in the Middle East and North Africa attended a seminar in the capital Porto Alegre on Wednesday (18th).
The cosmetics industry is expecting to do good business during the BeautyWorld Middle East fair, due May 24th to 26th in Dubai. Seven Brazilian enterprises are attending the event.
The Council of Arab Ambassadors to Brazil will pay a visit to the state of Rio Grande do Sul this week. Meeting with executives from the local Federation of Industries is a highlight of the schedule.
The government of the state organized a trip of representatives of the Abu Dhabi-based National Marine Dredging to Brazil last month. The goal is to improve the outflow of production.
Al Meera, which operates in retail and wholesale, aims to do business with rice, sugar and chicken exporters. The company has 23 shops, including supermarkets and hypermarkets.
Importers from Algeria, the Emirates, Palestine and Tunisia should participate in meetings the Abimo and Apex are promoting at the medical sector fair, from May 24th to 27th, in São Paulo.
The director of Raheb Group, Shahram Raheb, visited the supermarket association fair, Apas, and proposed a partnership for production of the drink.
Companies due to attend Food Arabia, in Jeddah, toward the end of the month, have good business expectations. They attended a preparatory meeting at the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
An agreement between the Brazilian Export Promotion Agency (Apex) and the Brazilian Contemporary Art Association will take Brazilian artists to international fairs. The project involves 37 galleries.
Company Loktal, from São Paulo, exports electronic scalpels to the United Arab Emirates and is already entering the Egyptian market. Now, the target is to expand sales in the Arab world.
The company, a maker of cosmetics for beauty parlours, aims to turn 20% of exports to the Arab world after entering Egypt. Currently, the Arabs represent 10%.
Alessandro Teixeira, secretary at the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, should travel to the Emirates for a meeting next week. The company aims to invest in the country.
