Paraná state-based Puramania already exports to the United States, Spain and Italy. Now, it wants to enter the Arab market, and is already in touch with a store in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates.
Enrolment is open for the postgraduate scholarship program for foreigners. Among Arab countries, students from Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria and Tunisia are eligible.
The industry will invest in attending trade fairs in the Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The Arabs already consume Brazilian honey, but it is mostly shipped to the region via European distributors.
The two public banks are going to receive US$ 4 billion in capital increase through Petrobras shares belonging to the Federal Government. Caixa should double its portfolio in coming years.
Country has sufficient power to grow by 7% a year up until 2014, according to the Energy Research Company. An auction of alternative sources and reserve energy was held this week.
Companies in the textile sector have been gaining space abroad and investing in different cuts and adornment to guarantee a Brazilian touch to clothes. In 2009, they exported US$ 1 billion.
The country has adopted a series of environmental actions and plans to invest heavily in renewable energies in coming years. Solar energy is among the focuses. There is also interest in ethanol.
The estimate was made by the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Fiesp). Industrial activity increased by 2.6% in July and by 12.7% since January.
The organization, which fosters the establishment of libraries in South America and in Arab countries, will offer courses for youths aged 13 to 19 in São Paulo. Classes should start next week.
The Sugarcane Industry Association revised its estimate for this year’s sugarcane crop due to a dry spell. A total of 573.83 million tonnes should be milled, a 3.7% decline over the last projection.
Tiradentes and São João Del Rei breathe culture and attract thousands of tourists from all corners of Brazil. The two destinations are among the most charming of the historic cities of Minas Gerais.
The food fair, to take place in October, in Riyadh, the Saudi Capital, should include a Brazilian pavilion organized by Conceito Brazil in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture.
Industry revenues in the first seven months of 2010 exceeded those of the same period last year by 16.6%.
The São Paulo-based enterprise SuperBac has devised a treatment system for removing hydrocarbon residue from oil well water. It should be used by the PDO company in the Middle East.
