Founded in Rio de Janeiro and known for its playful product names, such as the Rapunzel hair tonic, the haircare brand has accelerated its international expansion and is now available in markets including Morocco, Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
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Data from the National Observatory of Agriculture show a trade surplus in Tunisia’s food sector, driven especially by a 43.4% increase in olive oil exports this year.
The UAE-based multinational, which holds the concession to operate the Syrian port, delivered three mobile cranes that will increase Tartous’ cargo-handling capacity by 40%.
Potential buyers of Brazilian agribusiness products from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are part of the delegation invited to the trade show, which will take part in business meetings and technical visits.
Import company 52W buys the product from the Arab country and sells it to Brazilian retailers, distributors and food manufacturers.
In its second-quarter results, Brazilian multinational food processor reports higher profitability in the region and gains exceeding cost increases.
Abimapi data show growth in the industry’s exports in both value and volume. Shipments are expected to reach record levels this year.
Sonatrach and the Algerian Fertilizer Company signed contracts with Italian and Chinese companies to build production and port facilities for Algeria’s fertilizer project.
Second-quarter revenue reached USD 2.9 billion, up 2.4% from the same period in 2025. Exports totaled USD 1.6 billion, up 7.4%.
According to the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, 14 exploration areas will be offered in two bidding rounds, with deadlines in November and December.
A bill creating an incentive program to boost domestic fertilizer production and reduce import dependence has been approved by the Senate and now heads to the president for sanction.
The think tank provided Bahrain’s aluminum producer with recommendations on the energy transition and emissions reductions. The company’s CEO said the study will serve as a roadmap for sustainable growth and resilience.
Growth was driven by the non-oil sector, which expanded 4.8% during the period, according to the Qatar Central Bank.
Saudi Arabia, the third-largest destination of the product, imported 39,700 tonnes in July, up 26.2% from the same month in 2025. Shipments to the UAE, the second-largest destination, declined.
