Foreign sales of the product grossed US$ 594.5 million in November, at 3 million bags shipped. Sales to Arab countries have declined.
Analysts consulted by the Central Bank lowered from 0.19% to 0.18% their forecast for the Brazilian economy in 2014.
Clyde&Co became a member of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and wants to increase its participation in business exchanges between Brazilian and Middle East/North of Africa companies.
Sales from Brazil to the region grossed US$ 1.16 billion in November. Year-to-date, revenues are down 13%. One of the reasons is low commodities’ prices.
A human rights event is set to begin this Monday (8th) in São Paulo. There will be a day of artistic activities and immigrants will be able to register for social programs.
Moroccan Airlines will operate four airplanes manufactured by the Brazilian company by the end of the year. The new jets will be used in routes to Europe and Africa.
This Friday (5th), in a lecture to diplomats, the Arab Chamber’s Foreign Trade vice president, Rubens Hannun, discussed the profile and the potential of Muslim consumers.
A report from the International Labour Organization shows that the increase in total wages paid worldwide was mostly fuelled by G20 developing countries.
Production increased in seven localities surveyed by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics in October from September, but the national average was unchanged.
Paraná state’s Prodiet sells products for diabetes, cancer and stomach irritation patients. The enterprise is also in talks to enter the markets in Jordan, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
Downturn came in at 9.7% in October with 264.8 thousand units made, according to Anfavea. Exports were down 2.5%.
As per FAO data, in November this year, the cost of foodstuffs in Brazil has remained stable for the third straight month.
In the year’s cumulative period from January to November, shipping is down 5.8% in comparison to the same period of last year. United Arab Emirates have purchased more than in 2013.
A review of the Arab country’s finances shows economic growth underpinned by a good crop and strong gold extraction, but warns of high indebtedness and the need to fight inflation.
