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Want to Sell to the Chinese? Brazil Can Help. PDF Print E-mail
Written by Liésio Pereira   
Friday, 03 June 2005

Small and medium-sized Brazilian firms interested in selling their products on the Chinese market will be able to count on the support of the office of the Brazilian Commodities and Futures Exchange (BM&F) in Shanghai, China.

This information was provided in São Paulo by the president of the BM&F's Administrative Council, Manoel Félix Cintra Neto.

"Firms that are too small to have an office in China can use the BM&F's. All they have to do is seek the BM&F's international area," he said.

The office offers to distribute the material desired by firms in Mandarim (the Chinese language).

"In short, it can be an office complementing the job that is done by the consulate and the Brazilian Embassy," Cintra Neto said in an address, yesterday, at the closing session of the seminar, "Chinese Agriculture - Evolution, Trends, and Its Impact on International Trade."

The BM&F office in Shanghai was inaugurated during President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's trip to China in May of last year.

"This office intends to publicize Braziian products in China and contracts on the BM&F," Cintra Neto affirmed.

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written by Guest, June 05, 2005
aerialrmf@aol.com Can Brazil help another Latin American country to sell ethanol to China and/or Japan?
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DEAR MOTHER
written by MARIAM KONE, January 30, 2008
Helo mum, it is me MARIAM.
How are you doing, i have been trying to reach you for a long time now but is like your mail box is filled up.

It is about the money that is left in the switz, please me and my mother are so much worried about that money there , we can not sleep at night, so please mum try your best and reach them there and also write to us here to know what is going on.

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