Brazilian poultry exports were up 1.3% in shipped volume year-to-date through September, but revenue was down. Sales to some Arab countries increased.
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The Women Inside Trade group was created in 2017 and now features over 200 women working in international relations and foreign trade in public, private, diplomacy and academic sectors.
Shipped volume climbed 2% in September, even though export revenues decreased. China remains the leading importer year-to-date, with Egypt in second.
Elected 10 times as the best of Brazil, Laticínio Viçosa’s dulce de leche is adapting to get the international food safety certification. The company started within the Dairy School of the Federal University of Viçosa, Minas Gerais.
More and more foreign travelers are flocking to the Arab country since flights resumed last July.
Sales from Brazil are expected to increase for pharmaceuticals, food and building products, Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce Rubens Hannun said during a webinar hosted by university ESPM on Monday (5).
On the occasion of the World Teachers’ Day, the Arab airline is offering complimentary tickets for 21,000 teachers until October 7 as well as discounts in future flights and miles.
The International Monetary Fund expects the Brazilian GDP to shrink by 5.8% this year. The former forecast had been 9.1%.
The municipality of Cabo Frio, Rio de Janeiro is looking for investors to join its new Sustainable Development Hub, which will sit in a 2 million sqm area near the local seaport and airport.
The work of five Brazilian designers will be showcased in the Brazil Noble section of the Dubai event, taking place from October 21 to 24 and streaming online.
Based in São Paulo, Ana Laura Deleon is Uruguayan and launched in August her website Estudios Arabes e Islamicos. She aims at taking information on the Arab countries to Spanish speakers.
Imports dropped faster than exports, driving a USD 6 billion surplus in September.
In the last ten years, the emirate Dubai’s foreign trade in coffee generated AED 3.5 billion (USD 1 billion). Brazil is a major supplier.
The African continent has stood out with low coronavirus infection and death rates than elsewhere in the world. Possible reasons include a young population, carryover immunity from other diseases and lower international travel rates.
