The Beauty fair will be held from September 6th to 9th in the city of São Paulo and one of the exhibitors is a Middle Eastern company. The company Syed Junaid will introduce its perfumes to the Brazilian market.
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The governments of the two countries have inked a technical cooperation deal during the visit of a Yemeni delegation to Brasília. The document establishes a legal framework for bilateral agreements.
Brazilian Development Bank chairman Luciano Coutinho admits that the upcoming election is causing investment to be delayed. The number of consultations to obtain funding from the bank has declined.
Foreign sales by the Brazilian auto industry were up 19.7% from June, but down 32.2% from July last year, according to the National Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association (Anfavea).
There was an 11.7% increase in July from June. July on July, the demand is down 10.2% due to the current economic scenario.
Companies from the Middle East and North Africa attend matchmaking event with Brazilians at an industry fair. Deals may be closed in the long run.
It was the fourth straight month of decline, according to the National Confederation of Industry. The rate of use of installed capacity was the lowest since April 2009.
Company wants to export snacks and open a unit in the region. A bazaar to sell typical products is also being planned. In order to implement the plans, they seek partnerships.
In a communiqué, Brazilian company claims to have made US$ 160 million bid to hold 75% of the frozen food distribution business of Alyasra Foods.
The UN agency believes Latin American countries should grow by 2.2% this year. The prior forecast was 2.7%.
Financial institutions analysts revised down once again the growth estimate for Brazilian economy in 2014.
The number of refugee status requests soared from 566 in 2010 to 5,256 in 2013. The reasons include the country’s developing economy and human rights support.
Saudi Arabia accounts for nearly half of the total revenue. Giving perfumes as presents on special occasions is a tradition.
The World Bank will allocate the sum to Brazil’s ABC Savannah project, designed to spread sustainable practices in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
