The participation of Brazilian companies at ISM 2020, the world’s largest Confectionery and Snacks fair, held from February 2-5 in Cologne, Germany, resulted in almost US$ 4 million in closed deals, with the expectation of reaching almost US$ 24 million in the next 12 months.
Crop expansion allows the sector to meet growing demand in the country and in its main markets abroad At the end of a very good harvest, Brazil’s peanut sector foresees an increase in supply on the domestic market and exports in 2020, thus guaranteeing
Coronavirus causes a market realignment and sector priorities in the country Brazil’s confectionery industries are implementing solidarity efforts to support people affected by the coronavirus pandemic in the country. Among the measures adopted are the donation of products, such as Easter eggs, and money
Market and consumption indicators, demand trends and new techniques are among the subjects of the lectures in the 17th International Congress of the Industries, in Florianópolis. At the same time, we have the 3rd International Round of Business between international companies and purchasers, as well
Brazilian sweets are among the most innovative at ISM 2020 Four products from Brazil were selected for the fair’s New Products Showcase The delegation with 19 confectionery, snack and biscuit companies exhibit at the Brasil Pavilion, Hall 3.1 Three Brazilian companies will be represented in
For the Brazilian Industry, international recognition shows the right commitment to sustainability. Cocoa samples from two Brazilian farms, João Tavares’ Leolinda and Elcy Gutzeit’s Bom Tempo-Panorama, were among the 50 best in the world at the International Cocoa Awards 2019. The two farms were members
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