Buyers from the Emirates and Saudi Arabia will attend the 18th Feicon-Batimat fair seeking bathroom accessories and door locks. They will take part in business roundtables with the Brazilians.
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Brazilian companies are going to make use of the first race of the North American racing championship, in São Paulo, to negotiate with 300 importers, including some from the Arab world.
Representatives of Green Space trading company, from Dubai, are in Brazil seeking date, apricot, pistachio and olive oil importers. The company already counts on a distribution centre in Paraná.
The market is growing and holds promise for Brazilian companies, according to the Arab Brazilian Chamber’s secretary general, Michel Alaby, who is in the country for the Khartoum International Fair.
Announced in January, the US$ 544,000 financing line of the Tourism Ministry and the Brazilian Development Bank, will go to energy efficiency- and environmental sustainability-oriented projects.
The country wants to attract companies that may transfer knowledge in agricultural mechanisation and fertilizer production, says the secretary general at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Michel Alaby.
Sudanese businessmen are interested in expanding sugar purchases and also in starting importing soy oil, maize and sorghum. Yesterday, Khartoum International Fair began.
The multi-sector fair should count on the presence of the Arab Brazilian Chamber and the embassy of Brazil, apart from the Brazilian Grendene, of shoes, JBS, beef, and Fiasini, furniture.
Furniture and high-end decoration made by 156 Brazilian exhibitors should be presented, in São Paulo, to buyers from 22 countries, among them some from the United Arab Emirates.
Representatives of 21 companies from 12 countries are going to participate in business meetings at the São Paulo Dentistry Congress. The target is to generate an export turnover of US$ 8.5 million.
The fair in the facing sector for the building industry should take place from March 9 to 12, in São Paulo, and should include 200 exhibitors.
Brazilian mate herb will be introduced to the Arab market at the Dubai-based food industry fair in February. Green mate, roasted mate and several flavours will be available for tasting at the event.
Brazilian coffee and chicken will be tasted by those attending the World Association of Chefs Societies World Congress, due this week in Chile.
The market in the United Arab Emirates is among the priorities for actions for promotion by Brazilian organisations. The first should be the Gulfood, a food sector fair in February.
