The organization is going to participate in the Big 5 Show, in the construction sector, in Dubai, in Jewellery Arabia, in the jewellery sector, in Bahrain, and in Index, in the furniture sector, also in Dubai. Index will receive the largest number of Brazilian companies: 38, installed in two stands, in a total area of 850 square metres.
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Entry into the market in the region is among the company plans. Mannes is in the interior of the state of Santa Catarina and, apart from upholstered furniture, makes mattresses, pillows and foam rubber. A company executive is going to travel to Dubai in November to present the brand products to Arab importers.
From the Newsroom* São Paulo – A group of 125 Brazilian companies participate as of this Saturday (08) at the Anuga, the largest foodstuff fair in the world. The Brazilians are going to the fair with support from the Brazilian Export Promotion Agency (Apex). In the last edition, in 2003, the national companies settled US$
The release of the group created by the Brazilian High-End Furniture Manufacturers Association (Abimad) will be organized at the Index, the furniture sector fair to take place in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, at which the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce will be present. In 2006, the Abimad intends to bring Arab retailers to a fair in Brazil.
This is the evaluation of Abdel Wahab Mansur, the director of Lotas Comércio Exterior, a company that represents a series of Egyptian companies. The show took place last week at the Arab Chamber Space. To the Egyptian commercial consul in São Paulo, Mohamed Bakri Agami, it is necessary to proceed with promotion of Egyptian products in Brazil.
The company Nutrihouse, from the city of Curitiba, has just settled the first sales of biscuits, granola and dehydrated soups of the brand Vitao to Saudi Arabia. A contract was signed with the Saudi distributor Al Habib & Al Ayed Company, which will represent the company in many countries in the region.
Company Selene, from the state of São Paulo, in southeastern Brazil, wants to expand its line of products and to become a producer of clothes using the imported raw material. Company representatives went to the Egyptian Cotton Exhibition, at the Arab Chamber Space, in São Paulo on Thursday. The event ends today.
Various companies that participated yesterday in the first day of the Egyptian Cotton Exhibition, at the Arab Chamber Space, in São Paulo, in southeastern Brazil, are starting to import the raw material now. They are weavers, garment manufacturers and retail chains that believe in the Brazilian market potential for high quality products.
Event began this morning at the Arab Chamber Space, in São Paulo, and goes on until Friday.
The World Summit of Young Entrepreneurs is going to take place between March 15 and 17 next year, in São Paulo, in southeastern Brazil. The country will be the first country in South America to host the event, which is connected to the United Nations (UN). In pervious editions, joint ventures for the total of around US$ 35 million were signed between the businessmen.
The Egyptian Cotton Exhibition begins today and goes on to Friday, at the Arab Chamber Space, in the city of São Paulo. One of the objectives, according to the Egyptian commercial consul in São Paulo, Mohamed Bakri Agami, is to eliminate intermediaries. To the Brazilian ambassador in Cairo, Elim Dutra, events like this one may help balance bilateral trade between both countries.
Ten industries from the metropolitan region of Curitiba, the capital of the southern Brazilian state of Paraná, established Brazilian Marble and Granites. In the last two years, the companies standardized processes, invested in personnel training and in the quality of the products. Now they will have representative offices at the Brazilian product distribution centre that the Brazilian Export Promotion Agency (Apex) has set up in Miami.
Two representatives from trading company Albaz National Establishment are in São Paulo, the largest business centre in Brazil, after Brazilian companies interested in exporting agricultural products. Today they should close a deal with Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) Brazil. Apart from soy, the Saudis also want to buy sugar, chicken and live cattle.
The Brazilian company, which is about to complete 50 years on the market, sells around US$ 180,000 to the Arab country each year. The company products have been distributed in the Middle East for almost two years. Of total foreign sales, 15% go to the region.
