Nutrella, a traditional maker of breads, is getting ready to enter the foreign market. Ever since the company released a cake with maize, chocolate, orange, pineapple and coconut flavors, in the beginning of 2004, importers from Saudi Arabia, Uruguay and Argentina have been contacting them.
type in your search and press enter
Brazil’s Breadmaker Nutrella Goes International
-
-
- 55 views
You May Also Like
Brazil’s World Social Forum Guarantees Right of Expression, Says Mayor
The mayor of Porto Alegre, José Fogaça (PPS), affirmed yesterday, January 24, that the ...
Brazil Sold Sean for an Economic Deal, Says American Boy’s Grandmother
In an interview with the G1 website, this Wednesday, Silvana Bianchi, grandmother of Sean ...
Learn from the Indians!
By The Catholic Church is encouraging Brazilians to learn with the indigenous people, for ...
Brazilian Students and Workers Represented at World Social Forum
Demonstrators from all over the world, human rights activists or just people opposed to ...
In 2007 Brazil Exports Grew 17% to US$ 161 Billion and Imports, 32%
Exports from Brazil generated US$ 160.65 billion in 2007, exceeding the government forecasts of ...
New Brazilian Law Opens the Amazon for Sustainable Development
The idea is to combat the deforestation of the Amazon while taking advantage of ...
Spain Works Out Details to Convert Brazil’s Debt into Education Investment
The conversion of part of Brazil’s foreign debt into investments in education was one ...
It’s Carnaval: For 5 Days Brazilians Are Encouraged to Drink, Dance and Have Sex
Since Friday the world’s largest street party is going on in Brazil. In Rio ...
Brazil Urged by World Trade Organization to Reduce Trade Barriers
The World Trade Organization (WTO) said in a report released this Monday (March 9) ...
Brazil Industry Complains: ‘We Can’t Compete with the Chinese’
In conversations with Brazil’s Minister of Development, Luiz Fernando Furlan, the president of the ...
