Brazilian medical and dental equipment manufacturer already sells to 15 Middle Eastern and North African countries and wants to expand its exports. It is now negotiating its entry into Bahrain.
There should be growth of 8.8% over 2009, according to the Brazilian Statistics Institute. The soy crop should increase by 7.2%. Planted area in Brazil, however, has decreased 0.9% over last year.
Foreign sales of vehicles totalled US$ 1.1 billion in May, representing growth of 27.2% over April. It was the industry’s best result since October 2008, when the turnover was US$ 1.3 billion.
The growth is in comparison with the same period in 2009 and represents the largest expansion since the figure started being recorded. Figures were disclosed on Tuesday by the IBGE.
Mate Laranjeiras, from Paraná, wants to win space abroad after selling to the Arab market. The plan also includes the opening of an office in the region.
The investment was made since 2004 and concerned exploration and production. The independent entrepreneurs operate in mature continental basins.
Jordan already is one of the leading markets for Saraiva Retrovisores, which also sells to the Emirates and Qatar. Now it seeks new distributors in these and other Middle Eastern countries.
Representatives of trading company GMC came to Brazil and closed deals with six hard candy, lollipop and biscuit makers. The Brazilian products will be distributed to wholesalers and supermarkets.
The value is 7.4% greater than that made available for farmers in the previous crop. The plan should be announced today by Brazilian president Lula at the Embrapa, in Brasília.
Up until the 6th this month, Brazilian exports totalled US$ 3.2 billion, and US$ 75.29 billion year-to-date. Imports totalled US$ 2 billion in June so far.
Company Mibasa began exporting to the Arabs in 2008, in order to escape the crisis in the United States and Canada. Presently, it sells to North Africa and the Middle East.
The coexistence of Arab-Muslim women and Brazilian culture is the subject of a lecture due Monday (7th) at the Art Gallery of the city of São Bernardo do Campo.
Six laboratories of the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture are going to receive US$ 25 million in 2010. The labs conduct analyses of products of animal and vegetable origin.
Conceito Brazil will start promoting events held by the IFP group in Qatar, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq. The enterprise already represents events in Saudi Arabia.
