Before the end of this year, retail chain Marlin Furniture, from the Emirates, should inaugurate a decoration shop. Company representatives came to São Paulo seeking business at a sector fair.
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Terra Futuros, which operates in the area of commodities, wants to launch this year a credit line to finance Brazilian farmers with foreign funds, including Arab.
The northeastern edition of Fispal food fair should be held in November in Pernambuco. Organisers want to attract exhibitors of Arab food, so that local market consumption of the products may grow.
Reciclar trains adolescents aged 14 to 18 for the labour market. It encourages recycling and environmental reflection. Established in 1995, now it wants to export its model.
In the footsteps of writers such as Jorge Amado and Paulo Coelho, Brazilian publishing houses will promote their work abroad. An agreement signed yesterday by CBL and Apex aims to sell rights.
Representatives of five companies in the Arab world are going to participate in the second edition of the Abimad in 2008, at the end of the month. They seek high-end furniture for hotel projects.
Mister Sheik, which already has 33 shops in São Paulo and Paraná, is expanding operations. Up to the end of the year, new units should be inaugurated in Brazil and Angola.
Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia have been defined as focuses for the export program of cooling, air conditioning, ventilation and heating industries of Brazil.
The auto sector fair took place last month and included nine Brazilian companies. All of them showed interest in returning next year.
The trade show will be held from August 15th to 22nd, in Syria, and will have a stand organised by the Arab Brazilian Chamber, which is accepting submissions from Brazilian companies.
Luiz Henrique wants to lead a trade mission to the country in November, when the Big 5 Show construction fair will be held. In 2009, a delegation of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce should come to Brazil
Fenearte, an art fair held in Olinda from July 4th to 13th, will feature exhibitors from the United Arab Emirates. The event should generate US$ 12.5 million, according to the organisers.
Brazilian companies are expecting new clients and buyers from the Arab market during the shoe fair, to be held in São Paulo next week.
São Paulo-based Novo Mel is negotiating with importers from Dubai to sell its products. The company offers honey ranging from sachets to one-kilogram packages.
