The country had an embargo on the state since 2012. The Ministry of Agriculture is hoping for shipments to resume in the next few weeks.
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Brazil’s federal, states and local governments ran a BRL 12.816 billion deficit last month, the worst for a July since record-keeping began in 2001.
Such was the contraction of Brazil’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) compared with quarter one. As against Q2 2015, GDP shrank 3.8%. Year-to-date through June, it was down 4.6%, the national Statistics Institute said.
Lord International produces shaving and hair removal razors and Brazil is one of its largest clients. At the Private Label fair, an executive said that there’s available room in the country for more brands.
Real revenues were up 0.66% from January through July, and 4.2% year-on-year in July, the industry association said.
At the University of São Paulo, specialists championed the use of technology for faster exports processing in Brazil, particularly for agribusiness. The Arab Chamber’s CEO Michel Alaby explained the organization’s work.
The Brazilian oil company and its Norwegian counterpart entered into a deal to expand a partnership for bidding in tenders for oil and gas exploration blocks, and technological development.
The company Algawda produces switches, sockets and dimmers. It exports more than 70% of its output and is seeking a distributor in Brazil.
The Arab Chamber’s vice-president of Marketing received a tribute given by São Paulo State Legislature for his work in favor of the Arab community.
Financial institutions in Brazil are expecting the Central Bank to keep the per-annum rate at 14.25% at a meeting due this week.
Firms will be required to register with the Egyptian government, especially those selling consumer goods and food. The Arab Chamber is the only body authorized to certify export papers.
Truss, a brand from São Paulo state, exports to Jordan and Lebanon and plans to enter new markets in the region. The company produces hair products and is well-known in Brazilian salons.
An event in September will focus on challenges faced by females seeking gender equality in different countries. Delegates will come from Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia, and Palestine.
A discussion on the use of the technology in agribusiness, healthcare and industry is set for next Tuesday at University of São Paulo. Michel Alaby, the Arab Chamber’s CEO, will be one of the speakers.
