A delegation of businessmen from the Bekaa Valley region is in São Paulo. Yesterday they visited Arab Brazilian Chamber and showed interest in exporting olive oil, pickles, jams, spices, wines, arak, vegetables, scents and fruit, and in importing bathroom metals and ceramics, canned food and meats.
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A delegation from the Arab country is in Brazil to visit potential suppliers for projects in the area of sugar and alcohol. They were brought by KEC, a trading company based in London that represents companies installed in Brazil, among them NG, Gevisa and Renk Zanini. For business to be closed, good financing conditions are essential.
The information was disclosed yesterday by the vice-president of the cargo division at the airline company, Ram Menen. He is currently in the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo to attend the Intermodal logistics trade fair, and forecasts a high demand for freight services. Initially, cargo transportation will be in passenger aircraft, which will start flying between the Emirates and Brazil in October. Presently, 182 Brazilians are already working at the Dubai-based company.
Predilecta, a food industry from the interior of the southeastern Brazilian state of São Paulo, wants to sell sweets, jams and chocolate drinks to supermarkets in Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt, countries to be visited at the end of May by a delegation organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber.
Owned by Brazilians, the WS Marketing Consultancy company is headquartered in Manama, in the Arab country. The company distributes Brazilian products in the Middle East, and is interested in increasing the number of companies it represents. WS offers the possibility of exhibiting products in showrooms in Bahrein.
SkyCargo, the cargo division of the United Arab Emirates airline, will have a stand at Intermodal South America, a foreign trade, logistics and international transportation fair due next week. The company will start flying to Brazil in October.
Businessmen from Libya want to establish joint ventures with Brazilian companies, especially in the oil production equipment and construction segments. They also want to buy foodstuffs from Brazil. The interest was expressed during the participation of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in the Tripoli International Fair, which ended on Thursday (12).
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The Arab Brazilian Chamber is registering Brazilian companies interested in participating in The Hotel Show, a hospitality sector fair to take place between June 03rd and 05th in the United Arab Emirates. The organization will have a 144-square-metre stand at the fair, which presents products for hotel management, including furniture, decorations, hygiene material and food.
Diab Abu Ghosh, regional manager at HTM Sukhtian, a large industrial group from Jordan, is currently in Brazil to showcase cosmetics manufactured by the company. Ghosh is seeking a distributor for his products in Brazil and will participate in Hair Brasil, an international beauty fair scheduled to begin on Friday in the capital of the southeastern Brazilian state of São Paulo.
Brazilian trading company Latinex, from the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba, which operates in the field of foods, is participating in Tripoli International Fair for the first time. The company hopes to start selling within two months. Brazilian presence at the fair was organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
The forecast for the coming five years was made by the minister of infrastructure of the Arab country, Abu Zeid Durdda, during a meeting with directors at the Arab Brazilian Chamber. The local government also intends to supply a housing deficit of 500,000 houses. Brazilian companies may participate in the projects, as well as supplying construction material.
In January last year, brand Divinas, which makes handicraft out of banana tree fibre, made an unexpected sale: a 100-square-metre carpet, weighing about 350 kilograms, to queen Rania, of Jordan. The deal was made soon after the company participation in fair Maison et Object, in France.
This is the opinion of the foreign trade agent at the Vitrolar Metalúrgica iron and steel company, Everton Luiz Pereira, who participated at the Project Qatar fair. According to him, the contacts made during the fair were very positive, and orders may be placed in the future. The stand of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce received approximately 100 visits in the four days of the event.
