The organization is offering a stand that can accommodate up to six companies at the Middle East’s premier food industry exhibition, due from February 26 to March 2. Arab Chamber members get a discount.
A survey conducted by Brazil’s National Federation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism shows the index climbing 2.6% in December from November due to the year-end holidays.
According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), 778.82 million dozen eggs were produced in Q3, the highest volume since record-keeping began in 1987.
Sales from Brazil to the region totaled USD 935 million last month. The highlights were the shipments of sugar, iron ore, auto, iron and steel pipes and fresh meat.
The region purchased 127,900 sqm of the product in the first eleven months of this year, down 19.6% from year-ago levels. Tunisia was the biggest buyer; Lebanon, Morocco and Egypt were the other importers.
The increase took place in November over October. In comparison to the same month of 2015 there was a decline of 33.4% in these sales, according to the sector’s association.
The São Paulo brand Cervera has been selling its footwear to a store in Riyadh for four years already. Now, the company is doing market research to seek other Arab markets.
Activity slowed down in Brazil as against September levels according to a survey by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). It was the third straight month-on-month drop.
Cerâmica Stéfani has shipped the first containers to the UAE and Saudi Arabia this year and is waiting for new orders. The company is also eyeing the North Africa markets.
Fertilizer purchases by Brazil in the global market totaled 22.3 million tons from January to November. Supplies by Arab countries increased even more at 32.2%.
Out of all Arab countries, the Egyptian market has the strongest growth potential for 2017, according to industry association ABPA. In 2016, exports to the African country soared by 45.8%.
Measures by the Development Bank aim to facilitate, expand and streamline access to credit by micro, small and medium-size businesses.
The National Confederation of Industry forecasts an expansion of 0.5% in 2017. For the industrial sector, the estimative is for a growth of 1.3%.
Sales to the two Arab countries declined year-to-date until November, but overall exports went up 3.6%, according to data provided by Abicalçados, the sector’s association.
