SALIC and Marfrig committed to buying 500 million new BRF shares, resulting in a capital injection of BRL 4.5 billion (about USD 889.67 million).
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Jaru, Rondônia-based firm industrializes Brazil nuts and sell approximately 70% to the domestic market. Exports are beginning now, and containers have been shipped to Algeria, France, and the US.
A Saif Zone delegation will meet with Brazilian companies in São Paulo in June. A Seminar will open the schedule on June 12 at the Arab Brazilian Chamber headquarters. Registration is open.
Cosmetista Expo North & West Africa is the largest cosmetics industry show in the African continent. Various Brazilian cosmetics brands were featured.
The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock informed this Tuesday (30) Qatar has normalized its beef trade with Brazil after restrictions were imposed due to an atypical case of BSE.
Another case of avian influenza was detected in Brazil, this time in Rio Grande do Sul but again in a wild bird and not in the productive sector; consequently, the country remains free from the disease. A statement from Brazil’s meat trade lobby ABPA and a Rio Grande do Sul poultry organization said exports stay as usual.
Brazil’s Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, attended an online meeting with New Development Bank governors this Tuesday (30). According to him, investment in the ecological transition was also discussed.
About 90% of Iraq’s budget revenue comes from the oil sector. Experts recommend the country to diversify its economy to combat global warming and not be subject to oil decline.
Brazil’s Inoar wants to expand its market share in Morocco and break into Saudi Arabia. The brand has a whole line made from argan oil, a product that’s well-known to Arabs.
The Jordanian brand exports coffee to over 33 countries and participated in the APAS Show to present its product range and quality differentials to Latin American potential buyers.
Executives from Brazil and other countries discussed coffee sector opportunities for producers and industrialists. For them, the future lies in exploring the potential of other products containing caffeine. Items range from energy drinks to cosmetics.
The “Make it in the Emirates Forum” will take place next week in Abu Dhabi, giving information on the establishment of plants in the country. Brazilian attendees are expected.
Jordanian businesspeople intend to make Brazil a hub for their products in Latin America, but customs tariffs are a barrier. They are drafting a memo requesting a drop in rates.
Sabor Beradeiro manufactures ice creams with natural ingredients and flavors from North Brazil like açaí, cocoa and cupuaçu. The company sold 10 tonnes to Florianópolis and will open its first flagship store on Canasvieiras beach.
