Al Ghurair Foods, a company in Al Ghurair Investments, wants to double its egg production capacity and should send representatives to Brazil to buy machinery.
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Last year, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry issued 9,700 certificates of origin for companies in the food industry. The products were shipped to 83 countries.
Vittal, in the juice and cold drink sector, and trading company Pacific, of sweets, cakes and biscuits each closed deals for shipment of a container to Dubai, where the fair is taking place.
The largest food sector fair in the Middle East, which begins in Dubai today, should have five Brazilian pavilions. In the 14th edition, there should be over 3,300 companies from 75 countries.
The event promoted by the Apex in Dubai was positive for Brazilian companies. New Max, for example, received an order from 1,440 cans of powdered soy milk from a Saudi company.
Over 100 businessmen in the Middle East participated in Dubai in the opening of event Flavours from Brazil, organized by the Apex, whose objective is promotion of Brazilian products in the region.
Arab Bank, one of the largest in the region, offers credit for trade operations between Brazil, the Middle East and North Africa. Bank executives say the institution has liquidity despite the crisis.
Six companies should participate in the Flavours from Brazil event, in the Emirates, with the objective of expanding sales to the Arabs. The producers should have meetings with buyers in the region.
Bela Iaçá, with a factory in Pará, already exports assai pulp to the United States, Canada and Japan. Now the target is to win new markets, among them the countries of the Middle East.
At the Brazilian stand at Gulfood, which begins next week, five companies are going to show their dairy products to the Arabs. All of them already export and want to increase sales to the region.
The furniture fair in the city should have importers from Jordan, the Emirates and Morocco. Their presence helps local producers understand the taste of Arab markets in the furniture sector.
The Brazilian Amacoco already exports to over 10 countries and plans to start shipping to the Middle East this year. For this, the company is going to participate in the Gulfood fair, in Dubai.
Miamel, from Içara, is aware of the business potential in the Middle East and North Africa. In Europe, the cash cow is honey from Bracatinga bark, rich in minerals.
Buyers from Algeria, Oman and the United Arab Emirates should close orders at the high-end furniture and accessory fair, which began yesterday. They have already selected several products.
