Browsing: Business Opportunities

The owner and designer of the brand Dust, Kamal Soueid, went on a market research trip to Dubai last month. Based in the city of São Paulo (southeast Brazil) the brand owns two wholesale stores in the Brás neighbourhood, a clothing and textile hub. Dust already sells its boldly styled jeans to approximately ten countries, and wants to export to the United Arab Emirates.

The factory Formanova, based in the southern Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, will ship 26 items in September, including dinner tables and chairs, china closets, and sideboards, to the Western Furniture store chain. The first sale, made in April, and the second, in September, total over US$ 10,000.

The Middle Eastern representative of the Castle chemical product manufacturing company, Fred Shammas, is interested in introducing ethanol into the Arab country. He visited the Arab Brazilian Chamber stand in the Damascus International Fair seeking further information about the product.

The Tunisian businessman Hassen Sassi closed his first deal with the country last week. He placed an order for two containers of products from OEM, a trading company that works in the field. The contact was made after the Arab Brazilian Chamber supplied him with a list of potential exporters.

Sardines, sugar, coffee, meats, and canned foods were the main products cited by the director-general at the department of food purchases of the Syrian government, Mohsen Abdel Al Karim, who met the director at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Sami Roumieh, yesterday in Damascus, capital of the country.

The participants in the business trip to Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt, carried out between late May and early July this year, believe that it has set new standards of quality in organisation and professionalism. They met yesterday, at the Arab Brazilian Chamber, to make a balance of the negotiations made so far.

Representatives of the companies that participated in the business trip to Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt are going to meet at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce to discuss the progress of the contacts made. The goal is to have a follow-up and expand upon the work initiated during the mission, which took place between late May and early June.

Art Mundi, a trade fair to take place from September 07th to 16th, will feature products from Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Syria, Palestine, and Yemen. In total, the fair will count on work from 33 countries and 22 Brazilian states.

Representatives of the largest sugar manufacturer in the Arab country, Kenana Sugar Company, visited the Brazilian Machinery Manufacturers Association, where they met with makers of agricultural implements in Brazil. The Sudanese, who are seeking information about the ethanol sector, also paid a visit to state-owned oil company Petrobras.

The Abu Alfadil Company, in charge of building a mall turned to the construction industry, is interested in taking to the country Brazilian franchises in the sector, and also in the fields of furniture and auto parts. The premises are under construction in Khartoum, will have an area of 2,000 square metres, and should be inaugurated in January.