The Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex) signed on Friday (28) another six trade promotion agreements with sectorial entities. Two of them include participation in fairs and realisation of a trade mission to Dubai. They refer to the sectors of ceramic tiles and printing industry.
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Shop Preta Pretinha has become a reference in the production of Black, Muslim, Oriental, Indian and handicapped dolls, produced in cloth of vinyl. In six years of operation, the enterprise has already found clients in various states in the country and is getting ready to start exporting.
The Moroccan style is present in the semi-jewels produced by designer Carmem Salerno, from Rio de Janeiro. The businesswoman makes necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings under brand Annbar. Some of the products also include Moroccan silver.
From the Newsroom* São Paulo – The Union of Gypsum Industries of the state of Pernambuco, in northeastern Brazil, and the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex) signed an agreement to promote gypsum sector exports. Over R$ 2 million (US$ 940,000 at current exchange rates) will be invested in the companies of the sector,
This is the opinion of the secretary general of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Michel Alaby, who is accompanying a group of 18 businessmen in the sector who are visiting the United Arab Emirates. The main opportunities are in safety consultancy, architecture, and management and finishing of works.
Businessman and designer Jorge Guimarães established brand J.Wlad in 2001,aimed at the foreign market, and currently exports 20% of production to the United Arab Emirates, England, the United States, Russia, Belgium and Japan. His shoes are different from others as they are embroidered with stones, strass and crystals.
Factories in the region of Arapongas, in the southern Brazilian state of Paraná, participated in the furniture fair Index in 2005. Based on the contacts made, they forecast an 8% increase in shipments during the first semester of this year.
Agência Brasil Brasília – In an ongoing effort to expand trade with Central American countries and identify investment opportunities, the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade is sending a commercial mission to Panamá, Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras at the end of May. Some 50 business leaders will be part of an
Importers from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Syria are going to participate at the end of the month of May in business roundtables with Brazilian suppliers of sector products, in the southeastern Brazilian state of Espírito Santo. The meetings, to include micro and small companies on the Brazilian side, should generate US$ 3 million in immediate business.
From the Newsroom* São Paulo – Brazilian industries will be able to count on a distribution centre in Portugal, in Europe, starting in May. The centre is an initiative by the Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex) and will be located in Lisbon, 20 kilometres away from the port and 15 kilometres away from
The group of Tunisians who participated in the Fimec, the shoe component sector fair that ended on Saturday (08), were surprised with the quality of the inputs produced in Brazil for production of shoes. Brazilian factories in the sector are scheduling a mission to the Arab country to follow through with the ties established.
The annual meeting of the Joint Arab-Foreign Chambers of Commerce ended yesterday in Saudi Arabia. To the secretary general of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Michel Alaby, events like this make way for participation in business fairs and trade missions. He suggested greater exchange of information among the institutions located within and outside the Arab world.
Egyptian trading company Akbar Group intends to open, by the end of the year, an exhibition space for Brazilian raw material in Cairo. The company manager, Hesham Akbar, is participating in the Fimec leather and footwear sector fair after potential suppliers for the project.
