Made with yerba mate and guaraná, Waker Energy Drink, from Brasília-based company Brasil Mate, is being sold in France and Portugal. The United Arab Emirates is one of the markets that the company is interested in.
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An index that tracks the prices in Brazil of internationally traded primary products increased in November from October.
Brazilian auto exports surged around 20%, with sales to Arab countries climbed even further.
The company’s refineries are now charging 8.1% more for gas and 9.5% more for diesel. The price raise was to align it with the increase in oil international prices.
In business for less than a month, the Brazilian Roast Café is located in an office building in the emirate. Options include cheese rolls and coxinha and are enjoyed by Brazilians and Arabs alike.
The Focus Bulletin, survey conducted by the Brazilian Central Bank, shows the inflation projection for this year from responding banks dropped for the fourth straight week.
The company from the East side São Paulo has been exporting dermatological equipment to Middle East countries.
IMF staff concluded its visit to the Arab country this Thursday (1) and praised the improvement in fiscal management and diversification of the economy. The GDP should grow 4.4% in 2017 against 2% this year.
The multinational and its local partner NBC opened the facilities this week. It’s the brand’s fourth bottling plant in Palestine, with the other three located in West Bank.
Foreign sales from Brazil climbed 17.5% in November from November 2015. The year-to-date trade surplus was USD 43.3 billion, the highest ever for the period.
Production in Brazil averaged 2.624 million barrels a day, gas included, up 9% from October 2015. In October from September, however, output was down 1.8%.
The National Federation of Industry reported a drop in October from September. Year-on-year in October, revenue plummeted by 18%.
Such is the total amount of loans, grants and investments announced at Tunisia 2020, an event held over the past two days in Tunis.
It was the 7th consecutive quarter-on-quarter contraction according to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). Brazil’s Ministry of Finance points to corporate indebtedness as the cause.
