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Confectionery goods from Brazil sold in Djibouti
This Monday (19) in your ANBA Bulletin: Djibouti imports confectionery products from Brazilian brands such as Cory. The Arab country is a confectionery re-export hub. Bahrain’s imports climbed 5% in August. Leading suppliers are China, Australia and Brazil. And the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) is negotiating with the Egyptian Customs Authority to implement a digital system to issue and verify trade documents. |
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Bahrain increased imports by 5% in August compared to the same month last year, according to data from the country’s Information and Electronic Government Authority (iGa) released by the official local news agency, Bahrain News Agency (BNA). Purchases totaled BHD 520 million, equivalent to about USD 1.3 billion at the current rate.
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The sector, including Brazil’s cookie industry, exported USD 28,000 and 22 tonnes to Djibouti in January this year. Data comes from the Market Intelligence of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC). But there is more. The Arab country also consumes products such as candies and Brazilian sweets, said trader Gilberto Antonio Jorge, who operates in exports of Brazilian brand Cory products to several African countries, including Djibouti and Somalia.
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The Egyptian Customs Authority will study the proposal of the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) to implement its digital customs system. The plan was presented to the Egyptian Customs Authority chairman El-Shahhat Ghattori by the regional director and head of the ABCC office in Egypt, Michael Gamal, earlier this week.
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Since this Thursday (15), local and foreign citizens and companies can check the situation of public and private investments in Brazil. The National Investment Committee of the Brazilian Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) of the Ministry of Economy launched the Single Information Portal on Investment.
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