The brand has just opened its first kiosk in the world’s largest mall, where it sells pure cold açaí and mango pulp. The novelty of the Minas Gerais-based company is been launched in the emirate and aims at taking Brazilian products to the world.
Karam Coffee is one of the event’s collectables and produced exclusive Arabic and Turkish coffee packets for Expo 2020. The products are already on sale.
The Arab Brazilian Chamber is expecting over 1,000 Arabs and Brazilians to attend the Brazil & Arab Countries Economic Forum on April 14 in São Paulo. Themed ‘The future is now,’ the event will cover Food Security, Business 4.0, Sustainable Development and Global Movements.
The government is renovating the site in a bid to bring in more tourists. The project is due for completion this month.
GDP was up in 2019, driven by investment and household expenditure, Fundação Getulio Vargas’ GDP Monitor report shows. The index is not the official GDP.
Egyptian Export Center HB and the Orient Group, which export mainly to Africa and Asia, are looking into the Brazilian market. Egypt is the biggest date producing country in the world.
The Brazilian Toiletry, Perfume and Cosmetics Industry Association released this Monday its calendar of trips in partnership with the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce.
Brazilian company Key Trade new business director Davi Sierra has just launched IBG Trade, which will sell Brazilian products in the Middle East.
Egypt’s Rawda Group placed an order this Monday (17) for about 1.4 tonne of a Brazilian açaí and date mix launched at the expo in Dubai.
The Saudi Food and Drug Administration temporarily suspended export authorizations for two of the Brazilian food company’s units. However, the company said it will ship product made at other units.
Aqua Amazon is going international with its mineral water; Royal Queen Açaí is coming out with its açaí and date mix at the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce stand in the Dubai food industry show.
The Middle East’s premier food and beverage expo kicked off this Sunday (16). The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce’s stand features eight Brazilian-based companies.
Saudi Food and Drug Authority announced on February 10 a temporary suspension of export authorizations for units in Dois Vizinhos and Francisco Beltrão which account for a combined 20% of all poultry supplied from Brazil to the Arab country.
Bahrain will be launched as a tourist destination by Brazilian company Lynden over the next months. The company owned by Lebanese businessman Kháled Fayez Mahassen will work to have more packages in Qatar and Oman, too.
