
Footwear industry expects exports growth
The Brazilian Association of Shoe Manufacturers (Abicalçados) expects exports growth in 2015. Last year, the industry had reduced sales, and according to the president of the association Heitor Klein, it

The Brazilian Association of Shoe Manufacturers (Abicalçados) expects exports growth in 2015. Last year, the industry had reduced sales, and according to the president of the association Heitor Klein, it

The 20 years of work experience in the industry assured DC Logistics Brasil to win the Infraero Award for Logistics Efficiency in the Afonso Pena Airport, in Curitiba (PR). The

A surge in cargo to Mexico, Brazil, India and Turkey helped London-Heathrow airport freight volumes rise 2.3 per cent in November to 136,400 tonnes, compared with like month 2013. For

Airlines could lose their right to transport cargo into the European Union from up to 200 airports as of Jan. 1, 2015, due to the EU’s safety regulations for the
The price of commodities rose by 5.02% in October against the previous month. In the 12-month period ending in October, the Brazilian Commodities Index (IC-Br), measured monthly by the Central
Brazil’s trade practices do not violate international standards and are consistent with market rules, said the Foreign Trade Secretary of the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (MDIC), Daniel
The Central Bank (BC) has adjusted Brazil’s key interest rate, the SELIC, for the first time in the past six months. By 5 votes to 3, the Monetary Policy Committee

The Cuban government has authorized 37 Brazilian companies to export beef and dairy products to the country following inspections by Cuban representatives, Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture announced. The new 37

Agribusiness closed out September with a trade surplus (imports greater than exports) of $6.88 billion, the Ministry of Agriculture reports. The performance resulted from exports of $8.3 billion and $1.42

Brazil and the United States entered into an agreement to settle the trade controversy over subsidies paid by the US government to the country’s cotton farmers. Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign