Virtual event ‘Innovation and Technology in the Arab World and the Transformation of the Chamber of Commerce in the New Global Situation’ will take place on Monday (14). Registration is open.
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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.
Embrapa’s cassava and fruit culture unit has completed research on its new system. The resulting growers’ guide provides information on everything from soil preparation to addressing pests, and the workings of the mango market.
The Arab country is set to receive the first batch of Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccines in weeks.
The game of the second round took place on Wednesday (9) on Rio de Janeiro. The winning team will be known on Sunday (13).
Brazil’s industry association Abicalçados announced a string of actions designed to advertise Brazilian shoes around the world in digital form next year, including joining online trade shows and platforms.
The decrease in Brazilian poultry purchases was driven by Saudi Arabia’s strategy of local production and the decline in tourism in Dubai, UAE, and religious tourism in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Role of the women in Brazil and the Arab world was the topic of an online talk between the leaders of the women’s groups WIT of international affairs and ABCC’s WAHI.
Sales to those countries were up 12.9% year-to-date through November. Overall, 39.8 million bags of coffee got shipped from Brazil, the biggest amount on record, according to the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé).
Flip flop exports climbed 52% fueling overall sales last month to a total 9.5 million pairs.
The Brazilian food company released its Vision 2030 strategy, designed to achieve international expansion by manufacturing high value-added food products abroad.
‘Dates and Kibbeh’ was written by Isa Colli of Espírito Santo, Brazil, who currently lives in Belgium. The book is available in Portuguese and English, and there are plans for a translation into Arabic.
Program Think Plastic Brazil is hosting online meetings between representatives of Brazilian houseware industries and importers this week. The action is supported by the ABCC.
Year to date through November, Brazil exported 1.8 million tonnes. China stepped up its purchases, while the second biggest importer Egypt stepped them down.
