Sales of the Brazilian government bonds to natural persons USD 464 million in January, a year-on-year decrease.
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Syrian perfumer Mohamed Lufti, based in Sharjah, UAE, owns five perfume brands and have worked in the industry for over 20 years. He seeks out a partner to sell his Arab fragrances to Brazil.
Financial institutions polled by the Brazilian Central Bank expect inflation to be 3.20% this year in Brazil, down from last week’s 3.22% estimate.
Império de Casa Verde chose the Arab country as its theme for this year’s parade in São Paulo. School stood in ninth but achieved a perfect score in requisites such as plot-theme and theme-song.
Silk Express is a formaldehyde-free hair-straightening product line by Vitta Gold. The Brazilian cosmetics company has exported to Arabs since 2012.
IPEA revised up its 2020 growth forecast for the sector based on good prospects of soy and coffee output.
Tunisians have started shipping the olive oil of the current season, which started in November. Olive oil production is expected to double in the country.
Brazilian company MVISIA, which develops computer visions and AI software, has won the Bootcamp held in the Arab Chamber.
Despite coronavirus, which reduced the number of Asian visitors, the show had positive outcomes and business perspectives for Brazilian companies. Several exhibitors struck deals and got new clients.
Foreign sales went down in January as a result of a spike in domestic demand, the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) said.
The Arab country’s embassy held an event last Wednesday (19) to celebrate important dates of the history of Kuwait, such as the coronation of Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah and the country’s liberation in 1991.
Partnership with the Energy Research Office aims at connecting opportunities in the energy industry to potential investors and businesspeople.
The Rio de Grande do Sul, Brazil-based liquid and powdered egg product manufacturer struck sales deals to a country in Asia and one in the Gulf during the trade show in Dubai.
The brand has just opened its first kiosk in the world’s largest mall, where it sells pure cold açaí and mango pulp. The novelty of the Minas Gerais-based company is been launched in the emirate and aims at taking Brazilian products to the world.
