The route to Basra, inaugurated in February, exceeded the expectations of the carrier, which is increasing its supply of destinations in Iraq.
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Straight from Pacajus, in the state of Ceará, Caju Cardeal wants to sell cashew nuts to the Emirates and Lebanon. That includes paste, biscuits and roasted versions of the most consumed nut in Brazil.
The French Minister of Finance, Christine Lagarde, took a tour of the Arab world to present her candidacy for managing director of the Fund.
Exports reached US$ 5.3 billion and imports reached US$ 4.3 billion last week, generating a trade surplus of US$ 1.06 billion for Brazil.
Brazil increased its spending on aviation kerosene imports by 69% in May compared with the same month of 2010. The Emirates are among the suppliers.
Revenues from exports reached US$ 5.25 billion in the first five months of the year. There was an increase in exports of the main Brazilian products traded with the region.
Revenues from sales in the segment reached US$ 101 million in May, representing growth of 14.49% over the same month of 2010.
Clothing by the Rio-based company have been shipped to the Emirates. The brand makes party dresses and high-end women’s clothing in general. Designer Luciano Canale signs the collections.
According to the Ten-Year Energy Expansion Plan, the oil industry will receive 67% of the funds to be invested in the energy sector in the next ten years.
A total of 11,172,707 transactions were made at the São Paulo Stock Exchange, a volume higher than the previous record, set in February.
A total of 11,172,707 transactions were made at the São Paulo Stock Exchange, a volume higher than the previous record, set in February.
Giulietta is a Rio-based brand of romantic women’s clothing founded by young designers Priscila Barcelos and Rosa Duarte. Less than two years in, the brand is already sold in the US and the Emirates.
Its use of the wood variety typical of northern Brazilian states helped Móveis Osterno to grow on the foreign market. After selling to Europe and the United States, the company wants the Arabs.
The Arab country will allocate 1% of its customs funds to culture-, sports- or youth-oriented projects.
