In the Brazilian Agribusiness Forum, Arab Brazilian Chamber president Rubens Hannun discussed the challenge and the opportunity for Brazilians in value-added selling. The event took place online on Monday, 19.
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The United Arab Emirates approved food safety certifications on live buffalo and bovine imports from Brazil.
Twenty-two Brazilian airports got handed over to two private conglomerates during an auction on Wednesday (7).
Last month saw 14.9 million tons shipped. More than half of quarter one sales went to China, but Algeria was one of the ten biggest importers.
Foreign sales amounted to 95,800 light vehicles, trucks and buses from January to March, up 7.6% from a year ago.
The campaign aims at fighting hunger, a situation that the pandemic has brought about for many Brazilians. The entity has created an exclusive Pix key for those willing to cooperate.
In 2020, a year that saw the demand for natural, healthy foods increase, the Brazilian Association of Honey Exporters reported a 52% increase in exports.
The hike in costs of commodities such as soya and maize caused feed prices to rise, and the United Arab Emirates are having trouble buying from Brazil.
The Ministry of Economy said this Wednesday (17) that it is sticking by its 2021 GDP growth forecast. Whole-year inflation expectation was revised up on the back of food prices.
Food prices are still high a year into the pandemic in Brazil. Meat, maize and wheat costs kept climbing in February. As for the Arab countries, food inflation is plaguing the likes of Lebanon, Sudan and Yemen.
An index from the Brazilian Central Bank shows activity picking up in January 2021 from December 2020 and slowing down year-on-year in January.
During an event hosted by an Egyptian organization, Brazil’s agricultural attaché in Cairo discussed opportunities for exporters. The ABCC’s secretary-general was also a speaker in the seminar.
Foreign sales from Brazil went up in volume and revenue in February from January. Industry association Abicalçados expects year-on-year sales to start going up by May.
A Brazilian Central Bank study concluded that basic items such as soya and ore were the pillars of foreign sales from the country in 2020.
