The Brazilian Trade and Investment Agency "ApexBrasil" has signed an agreement with the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce to promote exporting food products to Muslim countries.
The plan is to promote the sale of higher-quality food products, taking advantage of the close relationship that Brazil and Islamic countries have established over the years for trade in unprocessed agricultural products.
Brazil is the world's second-largest supplier of food and beverages to the Muslim world after India, but mainly sells commodities such as sugar, soybeans, chicken, and corn.
The agreement calls for a joint investment of about US$2 . . .
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