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LATINASIA BIZ FORUM 2006
The LatinAsia Biz Forum, initiated by International Enterprise (IE) Singapore in 2004, is Asia’s premier business conference on Latin America.
This annual event highlights new business and investment opportunities in Latin America and provides an interactive platform for business dialog between Latin American and Asian companies.
A host of distinguished speakers from both the business and government sectors will share their market experiences, insights and expertise, offering an opportunity to understand and develop strategies for doing business in Latin America and to forge partnerships between companies based in Latin America and Asia.
The LatinAsia Biz 2006 Forum will address key marketing, logistics, business culture and partnership issues related to doing business in Latin America.
The LatinAsia Biz 2006 Forum will be held on 14 September 2006 at the Regent Hotel, Singapore.
For more information, please visit www.latinasiabiz.com or call + 65 6433 4978.
FHA 2006 FAIR
"FOOD & HOTEL ASIA"
By Carlos Pheysey
April 2006
Coming up is the new edition of the biennial fair FHA 2006 - "Food & Hotel Asia", to be held from 25 to 28 April, 2006, in Singapore.
It is the largest foodstuff fair in Southeast Asia, for which is foreseen the participation of 3,000 exhibitors and 40,000 visitors from Asia and the world.
In 2004, Singapore imported from Brazil a total of US$380 million in foodstuff, beverages and tobacco, chiefly meat products, coffee items, tobacco leaves, alcoholic beverages, chocolates/cocoa, fruit and juices, and more.
Singapore acts as the main reexporting harbour worldwide, focal point for the distribution to all of Asia, without Customs duty tariffs on imports by (save for tobacco and alcoholic beverages), or transshipment through Singapore.
Brazil is the 7th largest supplier of apples to Singapore. The Brazilian exhibitors have already booked space in the Brazilian aisle (sector 3B2-01) of hall 3 of the complex Singapore Expo, pavillion under the aegis of IBRAF, the Brazilian Fruit Institute.
For instance, the company named Atlântica will exhibit a processed form, powder from fruit. There is potential for tangerines and grapes. The distance Brazil-Singapore prevents the feasibility of fruit easily perishable, but one can consider processed formats: juices, cristallized guava-paste, jams, etc.
The Brazilian booth aims to showcase the best in technology, sanitation and large agribusiness management in Brazil, the greatest agricultural power globally and currently a silo for the world. Thousands of Brazilian producers are already registered in www.braziltradenet.gov.br , multiplying the Brazilian exporting presence worldwide.
Data relating to this fair can be obtained from the website www.foodnhotelasia.com .
posted by Viva Brasil Magazine @ 8:20 PM
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