Companies are paying more for shipping their goods by sea to other countries. Freight transport to the Arab world has also gotten more expensive.
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The World Bank projects that the country’s economy will contract further, on the back of a 20.3% contraction in 2020.
Representatives of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce office in Dubai were received at the Ras Al Khaimah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and discussed how to bring business people from Brazil and the emirate together.
According to a Central Bank indicator, the economy picked up in Q1 2021 from Q4 2020.
Eid al-Fitr, the day that marks the end of the Muslims’ fasting period, is a festive day in Islamic-majority countries. Purchases of clothes to be used on this special day and gifts for children boost retail.
The swift progress in the COVID-19 vaccination and preparations to host Expo 2020 Dubai foster the resumption of business operations in the country.
Following an 18.6% slump in exports in 2020, the outlook for 2021 is positive. Recent figures from the industry were presented during an online event by Abicalçados on Thursday, 15.
Registration is open for the first in a series of workshops the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil) is making available to exporting or would-be exporting companies.
Despite a year-on-year decline, Brazilian footwear exports were up from December.
From the farm to the package, Ducoffee takes care of the entire process. Brazilians own a farm in the Alta Mogiana region in São Paulo and process and roast their own beans there.
The commodity’s prices started increasing in 2020 and are expected to stay high this year. Increased demand from China and Vale’s reduced output are some of the reasons.
The project under consideration by Congress determines a new legal framework for the industry. Considered shy by experts, it aims at increasing consumption demand to stimulate investments.
According to FIESC president Mario Cezar de Aguiar, the state could implement a flight from the UAE to Santa Catarina.
UK-based Prosperity Fund has opened registrations for two courses to help small Brazilian companies to expand their foreign sales on digital platforms, with a special focus on businesses led by women and other minority groups.
