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The Brazilian chemical industry is ranked among the ten biggest in the world. But even so, 19% of all the products imported by Brazil are chemicals. This article will show how to import chemical products to Brazil and what the scenario is for this activity.
Sometimes, it is necessary to import products in smaller quantities before bringing a large load of products to Brazil. This article will show what is necessary to import food and beverage samples.
The growth of the Brazilian tobacco industry is going to be faced with many challenges as countries put in place strong regulations to fight the health effects of consuming tobacco. This article will cover the changes and challenges this sector is going through.
With its more than 181.000 laws, the Brazilian legal system is totally entangled, anachronistic and confusing even for those who work with it every day. It is so confusing, that even the Federal Court of Justice does not know how many of them were revoked and how many of them are still in force. In this article we will take a look at 7 things that are illegal in Brazil but not often abroad.
Despite IBGE - Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics - being the major actor in Data and Statistics gathering in Brazil, still, there are many private companies that provide information for niches. In this article, we will take a look at the sector of Data and Statistics in Brazil.
Fake products are a big concern in Brazil. The government and companies claim that imports of counterfeit goods result in less jobs and tax collections. This article explains more about this type of importation.
The Brazilian Healthcare Industry, despite still being insufficient to cover the large demand arising from its population, that surpassed 200 million people, is gradually receiving more investments. In this article, we will take a look at this Industry and examine its size and market forecast.
The bureaucratic process of establishing a company in Brazil is already complicated and stressful, but it gets even more so for chemical companies. In this article, we will take a look at how to establish a chemical company in Brazil.
Regulations in force by Brazilian Customs may result in some goods getting stuck at custom when exporting to Brazil. In this article, we will take a look at the 7 main reasons why goods get stuck at Brazilian customs.
HACCP is an important, widely known, tool for identifying hazards that may be involved with food production and handling. In this article, we will take a look at the implementation of HACCP in Brazil.
The import of perishable products is subject to special treatment and supervision since these goods are more sensitive to external factors. In this article, we will take a look at the import of perishable products.
In some specific cases when goods are imported to Brazil, there is a need for these goods to be returned to the country of origin. In this article, we will take a closer look at how the process of returning rejected imports to Brazil works.
Brazil has a number of requirements and specific procedures for import operations that may confound even Brazilians. In this article, we will present you with a complete guide to Brazilian Import operations.
Cigarettes and smoking product advertising is subject to many restrictions in Brazil. This article will explain the main ones and what changes this industry has recently faced.
Prescribed or not, drugs advertisements must follow various restrictions imposed by different entities, including federal laws and some of the sector’s own specifications