Starting on Monday (1st), the news of the Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA) will feed the Arab-Brazilian Chamber’s platform created to digitalize trade between Brazil and Arab countries.
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The event, taking place in São Paulo in November, already has accredited importers from 21 countries, including Tunisia. The fair is expected to serve as a channel for the industry to diversify markets amid high U.S. tariffs.
Between January and July, USD 421.9 million worth of products were shipped to the North African country, with iron ore leading exports.
A sanitary agreement between the two countries allows the export of animals for ornamental purposes.
Meat lobby expects a slight drop in exports this year. Production is projected to reach 15.4 million tons.
The two countries have concluded a sanitary agreement, opening the doors for the import of Brazilian sheep to the Arab nation. According to the government, this represents a business opportunity for the North and Northeast regions of Brazil.
With negotiations led by a Brazilian partner, the country has become the main foreign destination of Ishtar wines.
Alongside the United Arab Emirates, the Gulf country ranked among the ten largest destinations of Brazilian agricultural and livestock products in July.
The biggest market for the product is the United States, but the United Arab Emirates ranks fifth, and its imports have increased slightly year-to-date.
Arab Brazilian Chamber high-level executives handed over a survey to Brazil’s Agriculture and Livestock and Foreign Affairs ministries showing that some of the goods the US has imposed sweeping tariffs on could be sold to Arab countries instead.
Economist Antonio Braga’s “50 shades of export: chronicles from a foreign trade professional” will be published by Labrador featuring texts designed to provoke thought, educate, and entertain.
The company, which has developed a compact radar for drones, is looking to double its revenue through international deals. There are plans to set up a branch in Abu Dhabi, to where more than ten pieces of equipment have been shipped.
The manufacturing company saw BRL 424 million in revenue from exports from Brazil in the first half of the year, with Kuwait as one of its biggest destinations.
Oman’s sovereign fund has acquired a majority stake in the Brazilian-based trading company Agribrasil, which sold over 1 million tons’ worth of grain in the first quarter of this year. The company ships product to the Middle East and North Africa.
