Buyers from the emirate are at trade show Couromoda seeking Brazilian product for a store chain they plan on opening in the Gulf region by next September.
In 2017, 5% of foreign sales of the product from Brazil went to that region. Lebanon and Syria imported the most, volume-wise, and Algeria and Iraq increased their imports the most compared with 2016.
Brazil purchased USD 6.5 billion worth of goods from Arab countries in 2017. Exports to the region climbed 18% to USD 13.6 billion, with the trade surplus figure reaching an all-time high.
Foreign sales of agriculture and livestock products from Brazil grossed USD 96 billion last year. The top-selling item was soybeans.
The Arab Chamber revealed its activities calendar to its members this Tuesday, over breakfast. At least 27 commercial actions will take place in Brazil and in 13 Middle East and North Africa nations.
The Focus Bulletin released this Monday (15) by the Brazilian Central Bank includes a lower price hike expectation and a likelihood of stronger GDP growth.
The event was intended for the sharing of information and ideas regarding the organization. A research showed that the Chamber enjoys credibility.
After getting worse for three years on end, results are expected to remain strong as a new growth cycle, industry association Fenabrave said.
Data released by the Brazilian Central Bank this Monday (15) shows economic activity kept increasing again during the month.
Brazil’s National Commercial Apprenticeship Service is offering language lessons for professional use. Each learning cycle lasts 12 months and can be done in a computer, tablet or smartphone.
Brazil’s state-run oil company Petrobras said costs were raised by 1.4% and 0.7%, respectively, this Friday (12).
Five out six subsectors saw growth, as per a survey by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), including services rendered to households, information/communication and tourism.
The medical products industry show in Dubai will run from January 29 to February 1. Participating Brazilians are expected to see USD 14 million in deals throughout 2018.
Following an all-time high output at 237.7 million tons during the last season, Brazil’s total harvest could decline to 227.9 million tons in this one.
