Although exports of the commodity only began in 2023, Brazil is already a major supplier to the Arab country. Companies are expected to seize the opportunity through industry projects and events.
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Year to date, Brazil exported USD 10.84 billion worth of fresh beef, processed meat, offal, and other bovine products. In August alone, exports totaled USD 1.669 billion, up 49% year on year.
Representatives of bilateral chambers of commerce and South Brazil industries gathered at Santa Catarina industry group FIESC to discuss ways to mitigate the impact of U.S. tariffs on Brazilian exporters. The Arab-Brazilian Chamber participated.
Sudan’s Minister of Investment, Ahlam Madani Mahdi Sabri, is in Brazil inviting local entrepreneurs to invest and expand trade with her country. She spoke at a forum in São Paulo this Wednesday (17).
At a meeting at the Arab-Brazilian Chamber, logistics experts presented the opportunities and challenges along the trade route between Brazil and Arab countries.
In an article, MTM Logix CEO Mario Veraldo advocates diversifying Brazil’s shipments beyond the China–United States–European Union triad. He draws attention to the Middle East and the silent transformation the region is undergoing in logistics.
Automakers operating in Brazil shipped 57,089 vehicles abroad in August and 378,249 year to date. Boosted by Argentine purchases, exports supported the sector.
The designation of 14 professionals for embassy positions was announced in the Official Gazette. Agricultural attachés help promote Brazilian agribusiness products abroad.
Transport Minister Saïd Sayoud said his office is working on the specifications for the buses to be purchased abroad, which will replace the older fleet currently in use.
Brazilian chicken meat exports increased in August compared to the same month last year. Saudi Arabia slightly raised its purchases, while the UAE reduced its imports.
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.
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.
