According to a study by the Brazilian Coffee Exporters’ Council, volume shipped to the countries in the Middle East and North Africa increased by 36% in 2013.
The aviation website AirRatings.com classified Emirates as the airline with best on board entertainment and the best first class. Flydubai is among the best low-cost airlines.
Transpetro, the logistics branch of Brazilian oil company Petrobras inaugurates a new ship. This is the last vessel from their first set of order from Brazilian shipyards.
Foreign sales in the sector registered an increase of US$ 4.16 billion last year in relation to 2012. The soy complex represented the greatest part of the revenue and China was responsible for the increase achieved.
Conference in Kuwait this Wednesday aims to raise resources with the international community for humanitarian help to those affected by the conflict in Syria.
Trade balance result for the first two weeks of January is negative by US$ 574 million. In comparison to the same period in 2013, exports and imports were lower.
The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture has opened for public consultation the new fertilizer analysis manual. It establishes criteria for controlling national and imported products sold in Brazil.
Brazilian sweets company, Florestal Alimentos, already sells candy and lollipops to Yemen, United Arab Emirates and Palestine. The company is participating for the first time at Gulfood and wishes to enter the North Africa markets.
Financial institutions heard by the Brazilian Central Bank forecast a GDP increase by 1.99% this year. The previous estimate was of 1.95%
Since January 1st, Algerian importers of finished goods may choose form of payment and avoid advance payments.
Zaatari – Children of the War, exhibit by Brazilian photographer Gabriel Chaim, brings 25 images of the lives of children who have escaped the conflicts in Syria. The show is open until February 07 in Belém, in the Northeast of Brazil.
French carmaker sold more than 47,000 vehicles in the North African country in 2013. Company’s market share increased by 2.4 points in relation to 2012.
French carmaker sold more than 47,000 vehicles in the North African country in 2013. Company’s market share increased by 2.4 points in relation to 2012.
Investments shall be made over the next 35 years, according to the Ministry of Finance. Last year the government held concession bids for highways, airports, ports, oil and gas blocks and electricity.
