The Beautycare project is taking toiletry, perfume and cosmetics companies to the United Arab Emirates beginning on May 14. The initiative was announced via Arab bloggers.
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According to Rehab EL-Fattah, a corporate buyer for the Cairo-based Chehab Egypt, Brazilian machinery offers good quality at competitive prices. She is visiting the trade show and looking for partners in Brazil.
Deals expected to go through over the next twelve months surpassed the expectations of Apex-Brasil, which had anticipated USD 82 million in new deals.
The organization was acknowledged for its participation in the trade show of the São Paulo Supermarkets Association with the Deal Making Prize in the Large Stand category. The event took place last week.
Dessert company Le Petit Sobremesas of São Paulo will ship its first batch to the UAE this month. It broke into the market by going to Gulfood, and it is shipping over 7,000 items to the Middle East.
The Algerian prime minister Abdelmalek Sellal opened the trade show this Monday. It features 1,030 participants, up from 810 last year.
The Paraty, Brazil-based spirits manufacturer Alambique Engenho D’Ouro put a different spin on the traditional Middle East drink. It plans to take its cachaça, fennel and anise-based ‘Arac’ to the Arab countries.
Brazil’s Sindipeças and Apex-Brasil will feature 22 manufacturers in a stand at the 15th Automechanika Dubai trade show in the United Arab Emirates.
At the church of Harissa, the Lebanese patron saint, candles sold to churchgoers are handmade by Mabel Nakrour of Pará, Brazil. She also does Muslim-themed and decorative work for gifts.
Exporters at the Arab Brazilian Chamber stand in the supermarkets fair made over 100 contacts this week and showed their goods to prospective clients from Brazil, Venezuela, Uruguay, Argentina and the Dominican Republic.
Export promotion agency Apex-Brasil held business meetings with Brazilian producers of cashew nuts, Brazil nuts and peanuts and importers from 11 countries, including Arab ones, in late April.
The area reserved for Morocco in the stand of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce was very busy on the second day of the Apas Show.
Two Egyptians, one Saudi and one Algerian are visiting the Apas fair, taking place until Friday (5) in São Paulo. They are setting their sights on beef and poultry, sweets, vegetables and fruit.
Firms from five Arab countries are taking part in Apas, the supermarkets sector fair, which began this Tuesday in São Paulo. Some of them already sell to Brazil and others want to get to know better the local market.
