At the end of Food Africa, Brazilian companies celebrate food export contracts and say the event helped open opportunities in the Arab country.
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An initiative by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and ApexBrasil brings food companies to seek local clients at Food Africa from December 3 to 5.
Food companies will participate in the ADIFE exhibition in the capital of the United Arab Emirates. It’s an opportunity to expand the presence of products and brands in the Gulf region.
Executives from the free zones authority of the Arab country met with leaders of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce to present opportunities in the country.
Representatives from the Halal do Brasil project were in Goiânia earlier this week to present the markets and technical specifications of foods fit for Muslim consumption.
Halal do Brasil project held activities in Curitiba and Londrina earlier this week to engage the state’s productive sector in the initiative. Businesspeople were interested in participating in B2Bs with halal importers and an industry show in Malaysia.
In August, buyers from Muslim-majority countries and representatives from Brazilian food and beverage companies will have a weekend of meetings and technical visits to plants to explore the Latin American giant’s halal production.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce organizes the Arab participation in a food and beverage show starting on Monday (13) in São Paulo. Companies from Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Tunisia, and Egypt will showcase goods as varied as dates, olive oils, and camel milk products.
Company has expanded its production of dry and wet pet food to cater to both the domestic and international market, the latter accounting for 10% of its business. Exports reach Arab countries.
These were some of the leading exports of the country in February, a month that posted lower imports of grain, vegetable oils and sugar compared to a year earlier. Surplus was posted at USD 281.3 million.
Mubadala Capital energy firm headquartered in Bahia launched at COP28 a renewable fuel project based on the oil harnessed from macaúba, a Brazilian native fruit.
American Trader director Pryscilla Rolim and Raízes do Campo director-general spoke with ANBA about the internationalization process of the brand that centralizes the work of several agroecological cooperatives across Brazil and makes coffee, juices, rice, chocolates, and other products.
Cola, citrus, orange and even guaraná drinks are part of the line created by Kinza. The brand is exhibiting for the first time in Brazil during APAS Show and wants to snatch up a share of the Brazilian market.
The supermarket trade show featured authorities like the governor of the state of São Paulo and its capital city mayor. Business expectation is around USD 3 billion. The Arab Brazilian Chamber has stands across three pavilions.
