The head of the institution’s office in Dubai showcased Brazil’s know-how and potential in producing food and beverages fit for Muslim consumption at one of the world’s largest food fairs.
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A group of Brazilian companies visited the Arab country last week and took part in meetings that are already beginning to translate into export negotiations.
The Halal do Brasil project will take six Brazilian food companies on a business mission to Saudi Arabia next week. The goal is to arrange meetings with potential clients and visit the Saudi Food Expo.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber and ApexBrasil are organizing a business trip to Saudi Arabia aiming to explore the halal market during the period of the Saudi Food Show. Registration is now open.
A project that promotes products made in Brazil according to Islamic standards will hold events across São Paulo state to showcase the potential of the Muslim market in the food and beverage sector.
At the end of Food Africa, Brazilian companies celebrate food export contracts and say the event helped open opportunities in the Arab country.
Brazilian companies showcasing at the Halal do Brasil project booth during the Food Africa fair are betting on reaching diverse consumers. The Egypt-Mercosur agreement could enhance competitiveness.
The online training offers content for individuals and companies looking to expand their knowledge of Muslim-majority markets and become qualified to export.
Five companies are exhibiting at the world’s largest halal products show. The Secretary-General of the Arab-Brazilian Chamber highlights the event’s importance for scoping out clients and opening new markets.
MIHAS is the leading global showcase for products fit for Muslim consumption. Through the Halal do Brasil project, six companies will participate in the event set for September 17-20 in Kuala Lumpur.
Guests of the Buyer Project were at food processing plants in Goiás, Minas Gerais, and Paraná following a week of seminars and B2B meetings in São Paulo.
The Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce paid the fee for companies from Rio Grande do Sul that were registered to participate in the B2B meetings with importers from Muslim-majority countries before the climate tragedy the state went through. The goal was to create business opportunities and help reinvigorate the economy.
Arab companies participating in the Buyer Project in São Paulo highlighted the competitiveness of Brazilian foods. Halal production and export capacity stands out.
Arab-Brazilian Chamber and ApexBrasil kicked off the Buyer Project on Monday (5) in São Paulo with a focus on women. Before a B2B round between Brazilians and foreign halal importers started, a roundtable brought together businesswomen to discuss female leading and sustainability.
