The event will run from December 13 to 15 in the United Arab Emirates. The trade show will present opportunities for industries such as textiles, tourism, handicraft, franchises, petroleum and others.
Shoe company has already shipped several orders to the Arab world, and now it wants to sell significant volumes to the region again. Myrabel hopes to deal with Arabs at Italian fair Micam this month.
The furniture company based in the Rio Grande do Sul state shipped a 40-foot container to a storeowner in Riyadh last week. Negotiations started at Index, an industry fair held in Dubai in November.
The Arab country accounted for 6.7% of foreign sales of semi-manufactured aluminium products in the first half this year. Aluminium industry exports totalled US$ 1.8 billion from January to June.
Foreign sales of the Brazilian product grew 72% from January to August, compared with the same period of last year.
The Brazilian female shoe brand has eleven of its own shops in Arab countries and a project for brand expansion in the region up to 2013. In Dubai alone there are five franchises.
Food Ingredients South America, a fair to take place from the September 21st to 23rd, in São Paulo, should receive 250 exhibitors in 20 countries, among them two from Egypt and two from Palestine.
Florianópolis, capital of the Santa Catarina state, is beautiful by nature and has admirable beaches, with options for all tastes. In the high season, the city receives around 800,000 tourists.
The bank estimates that the figure should be disbursed this year. If confirmed, the total will be 48% greater than in 2009. The institution accounts for 52% of real estate financing in Brazil.
This Thursday, at the Port of Rio Grande, 7,800 heads of cattle started being shipped to Lebanon and Turkey. The animals will travel in the Panamanian cattle ship Kenoz.
The country picked 149 million tonnes of grain in the 2009/2010 crop. The figure is the largest in history, exceeding the 144.1 million tonnes in the 2007/2008 crop.
Photography school Imagens e Aventuras is registering amateur and professional photographers to picture the Arab world. The trips will be in November.
The president stated that the country should continue investing in production and technology. He also highlighted Brazilian victories in agricultural issues at the World Trade Organization.
Fish farmers from the Ribeira Valley, in São Paulo, want to export fish-based processed foods such as kibbeh, croquettes and hamburgers to Arab countries. Output should rise with a warehouse in 2011.
