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This Thursday (22) in your ANBA Bulletin: Changes in China have stirred the global supply chain. The Asian giant’s shift towards cutting-edge technology and pandemic-related challenges have opened new gaps in manufactured goods for global players like Brazil to fill in. Jordan’s Chocolate Lake Company – Chocolake makes a wide range of chocolate items, from the raw product to finished goods, and wants to export to Brazil. Rondônia-based non-profit ONG Rioterra works against deforestation, bringing the Amazon Forest back to where it belongs. |
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The Arab world appeared for the first time in the life of Camila Klein when she was little. While she was growing up, her house used to be full of the Arab friends of her mother Rosângela Klein. As time went by, her interaction with such women declined, but this finery-filled world never left her mind. In 2020, when she had already been the owner of her own bijou brand – which is named after her — for two decades, she found herself inspired by Qatar and Arab women.
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Brazilian publishing house Tabla will hold a short course on the history of Iraq based on the literary works on the country launched by it. The course will encompass three free online classes, with the first being on Tuesday (20), and then on June 27 and July 7, always at 7:30 pm. Registration is open.
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In a world threatened by forest loss and global warming, a non-governmental organization based in the state of Rondônia, Brazil, carries out a persistent daily work against deforestation, bringing the forest back to where it belongs. Rioterra is dubbed the largest restorer of the Brazilian Amazon and is responsible for having restored 6,000 hectares.
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Jordan’s Chocolate Lake Co. – Chocolake makes 680 different types of chocolate products, from raw chocolates to ready-to-eat treats. Aiming to export to the Brazilian market, the company joined the APAS Show in São Paulo.
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China is and will continue to be the main global “manufacturer.” But the pandemic, polarization with the United States, booming internal market, and new “pathways” for growth of the Asian giant are creating opportunities for other countries to expand their presence as suppliers of manufactured goods. In this new order of production chains, Southeast Asian countries are at the forefront, but there are opportunities to replace some spaces left by the Chinese far away from Asia: In Brazil.
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The Guimarães Rosa Institute – Beirut, the cultural center of the Embassy of Brazil in Lebanon, will host as of Tuesday, June 27, the Master Bedroom and Maid’s Room exhibition. The show brings pictures and texts from the homonymous project developed by Brazilian photographer, researcher and professor José Afonso Jr.
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Brazil’s acting president Geraldo Alckmin (pictured) said the carbon market could increase by 5% the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country and bring in USD 120 billion by 2030. Alckmin, who’s also the minister of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, spoke about the topic at an event in the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), Brazil’s top industry lobby, on Tuesday (20).
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Brazil’s state development bank BNDES has approved a financing of BRL 1.3 billion (USD 270 million) for the export of eleven Embraer E-175 commercial jets to US’s Alaska Air Group. The airline operates a route network covering 120 destinations in North and Central America, including Hawaii, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Belize, and it owns subsidiaries Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air.
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