Brazilians Alan Oliveira and Gabriela Pache, founders of 067 Vinhos, have now established Pantanal Trading. The brand seeks to promote the marketing of many Brazilian goods in the Middle East.
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For the CEO of Sharjah Investment and Development Authority, the pandemic has made the emirate change its focus. The statement was made during the Amazon Economic Sustainability Forum this Sunday (3) in Dubai.
Part of the Brazilian president’s speech on Tuesday (21) in the opening ceremony of the 76th General Assembly of the United Nations focused on the country’s investment attractiveness.
The Brazilian vice president Hamilton Mourão will attend the world’s fair starting on October 1 in the United Arab Emirates. The Brazil Pavilion will have sustainable development as its theme.
Embrapa is talking an agreement with Morocco’s National Institute for Agricultural Research. The topics of the cooperation will be genetic material, soil and fertilizer management, and the Climatic Risk Agricultural Zoning.
The Brazilian minister of Tourism is seeking partnerships to establish an EMBRATUR space in the United Arab Emirates. This week, he met with the ambassador of the UAE to Brazil, Saleh Alsuwaidi.
Specialists discussed origin regulations, new Mercosur trade agreements, and advancements in the digital origin certificate. The online event celebrated the agreement signed between the Arab Brazilian Chamber and the CACB.
Ramax specializes in halal animal protein and operates in countries like Brazil and Lebanon. The brand now pays receivables in advance and offers letters of credit for small Brazilian suppliers.
Brazilian innovative and technological companies are gaining space in agribusiness by offering solutions to increase crop productivity and quality. A mapping shows there are 1,574 agritechs in the country.
Even entrepreneurs that cannot attend the event will be able to participate in virtual meetings and establish connections.
Data from the first half of 2021 shows hair care products and deodorants boosted the upward situation.
In July, Brazilian coffee exports fell 13% compared to the same month last year. The sector entity informed there are obstacles such as increased freight costs, cancellation of bookings, and disputes for containers.
From January to July 2021, the shipped volume declined. However, revenue from foreign sales grew. Egypt was the fourth largest buyer.
Online event brought representatives of the dairy industry of Minas Gerais, Brazil, and identified opportunities for exporting to Egypt. Arab Brazilian Chamber secretary-general participated.
