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.
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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.
Food exporters from Morocco, Qatar, the UAE, Egypt and Tunisia will be at the São Paulo Supermarkets Association fair from May 2 to 5. They will be offering items including olive oil and spices.
A tasting session preceded the meeting of the Brazil-Tunisia Business Council this Wednesday in São Paulo.
Business mission organized by Apex-Brasil runs until this Wednesday (26) in North Africa. Egyptian importers gave positive feedback to Brazilians. Algeria has a demand for agricultural machinery.
The Brazilian embassy will have a stand at the trade show from May 8 to 13 in the Algerian capital. Companies Andrade Gutierrez and WEG will be there, and other enterprises can still join up.
Three entrepreneurs from the Arab country will visit the Automec trade show, which begins this Tuesday in São Paulo. They are guests of exporting company Lipaco.
A delegation led by Tunisian Foreign Relations minister Khemaies Jhinaoui will be in Brazil this week. They will have meetings in a bid to increase exports and bring investments into the Arab country.
The trade agency will hold business meetings on April 26 and 27 between Brazilian traders and producers of cashew nuts, Brazil nuts and peanuts and buyers from 10 countries. Companies from Qatar and the UAE will take part.
Delegation headed by the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil) is in Morocco, and later it will go to Egypt and Algeria.
The company from Castanhal, Pará state, earned the halal certification and is looking to open new markets in the region. Currently, it’s prospecting business in Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait.
