Brazilian companies are set to display their comprehensive series of high quality products at the upcoming Gulfood, one of the largest yearly food exhibitions occurring from February 26 to March 2, 2017 at the Dubai World Trade Facility. The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Business will likewise have a stand spanning 33 square meters. The participation is greatly supported by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Matters, which gotten in touch with and urged trade promotion fields of 13 embassies standing for nations Middle East and North Africa to welcome customers from their countries to check out the Brazilian companies at the reasonable.

An overall of 87 Brazilian companies will be participating this year and it has been forecasted that the 2017 version will surpass business quantities produced for local companies last year, which got to USD 729 million. Additionally, this year's edition will certainly be including an exciting new set-up as for the very first time ever, Gulfood will certainly not be organized by nationwide pavilions yet instead by specialized halls standing for eight of the largest commodity trading sectors. The Brazilian companies will certainly exhibit in the Meat & Poultry (34 business), Drinks (07), Pulses, Grains & Grains (8) and World Food (38), halls with the last to showcase numerous products.

Dr. Michael Alaby, Chief Executive Officer, ABCC, said: "We more than happy to see the wide range of firms that is set to participate in the upcoming edition of Gulfood. In the past, we have constantly obtained strong feedback when it come to Brazilian exhibitors and our company believe that the substantial number of individuals will certainly offer site visitors with a far better possibility to sample the country's most noteworthy products. We are also thrilled to see the effect the new design will certainly have on the event's footfall. We believe that sectors such as meats will greatly gain from having committed areas as lots of customers know the premium top quality meats being used by Brazil and could check the wide alternatives available within the hall. In accordance with this, the meats hall will be featuring a traditional tasting place for purchasers to sample the delightful selection of beef and poultry from Brazil. A specialized chef will also be there to present tasty and mouthwatering appetisers prepared with standard Brazilian components to be served at the World Food hall."

Brazil and the Arab World continue to preserve solid ties as shown by data on their trade level for 2016. For that period, Brazilian exports of foodstuff amounted to USD 8,604.61 billion, with Saudi Arabia placing initially at USD 2,079.92 billion or 24.17 per cent, complied with by Egypt with USD 1,361 billion at 15.82 per cent and the United Arab Emirates with USD 1,321.73 billion at 15.36 percent. Of the complete exports, sugar placed first with the highest quantity and percentage with USD 3,640 billion at 42.30 percent of the general, followed by Meat at USD 3,518.58 million at 40.89 percent. Grains placed third at USD 527.35 million at 6.13 percent.

Brazilian exports also reach consist of Machinery which amounted to USD 183.17 million. In this market, Egypt rates first with USD 49.67 million or 27.12 per cent of the total share, adhered to by Saudi Arabia at USD 28.30 million or 15.45 percent of the complete share, and lastly, the United Arab Emirates at third at USD 23.29 million or 12.71 per cent.