Lexi Olive Oil, one of the largest olive oil producers in the Arab country, is going to export its bottled product starting in 2005. Selling directly to Brazil, without intermediaries, is the main objective of Arab businessmen exhibiting at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce stand at the 34th Expo Abras, to finish today (16) in Rio de Janeiro.
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Sogemco, a food producer and exporter belonging to the group signed an official representation contract with Iacb Intercrop, a company from the state of São Paulo, on Tuesday (14), the second day of Expo Abras 2004, in Rio de Janeiro. Jordanian company Zumot Distilleries wants to export Arak to Brazil, and the president of trading company World Negoce has plans to establish a partnership with a national leather producer.
Banana Candy shall start exporting to the Arab countries in the following months. The company should settle the deal at the 34th Expo Abras with a Lebanese entrepreneur, who will distribute the products in the region starting in Dubai. The factory is based in the Vale do Ribeira, interior of the state of São Paulo, and produces 35 tons of sweets monthly.
The second edition of the event will be inaugurated today in Manaus, capital of the northern Brazilian state of Amazonas, by presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, from Brazil, and Hugo Chávez, from Venezuela. Representatives of companies from the United Arab Emirates and Algeria are among the 300 foreign guests. The fair objectives are to integrate the Industrial Pole of Manaus with the foreign market and promote sustainable development of the region.
The two Brazilian companies were invited to manufacture plastic utensils and refrigerators in the country in partnership with a local group. Company representatives should travel to Syria in the next 20 days to continue negotiations started at the 51st Damascus International Fair.
Geovana Pagel, special envoy Rio de Janeiro – The Gourmet Space is one of the innovations of the 34th edition of the international supermarket fair (Expo Abras) taking place in Rio de Janeiro. It is an area that includes various culinary product releases, exhibited in different manner. At the site, the exhibitor can show guests
Businessmen from Tunisia and Jordan, participating in the international supermarket sector fair in Rio de Janeiro, in southeastern Brazil, made around 30 trade contacts on the first day of the event. They hope to eliminate intermediaries in the sales of products like olive oil and dates, exhibited at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce stand, and are intersted in establishing joint ventures with Brazilian companies.
The president of the Metal-Mechanics Industry Union (Sindimetal) of the southern state of Paraná, Roberto Sotomaior Karam, returned from the 51st Damascus International Fair this week with the names of eight import companies interested in buying Brazilian products. Sindimetal participated in the fair as part of the stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). The fair ends on Sunday (12).
The president of the Federation, Rateb Chalah, as well as local importers, welcomed yesterday the group of entrepreneurs and the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB) representatives who are participating in the 51st Damascus International Fair. The visit was organized to improve the relationship between Syrian buyers and Brazilian industries.
The Brazilian trading company Global Guiders is acting as an intermediate between Brazilian and Syrian entrepreneurs for a new partnership. They are negotiating the installation of a factory in Syria with capital from the two countries. Global Guiders is participating in the 51st Damascus International Fair, next to other Brazilian companies. They all share a stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). Corgett, a semi-jewel manufacturer also at the fair has found a distribu
Since it started, last Friday (03), the fair has already generated good sales possibilities for the 15 Brazilian companies present. They are all included in the stand organized by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (CCAB). Business generated should total US$ 100 million up to September 12.
Starting next year, small companies should participate in at least five fairs outside the country with the assistance of the São Paulo state government. The Bank of Brazil is going to finance tickets and hotel fees. The intention is to increase participation of these companies in state export, to rise around 40% this year.
One of the ten Afric participants has just shipped the first fitness collection samples made especially for the Arab Market. Since the beginning of last year, when the group started working together, they have already participated in three fairs in the region and have found a representative in Dubai.
