Best of Brazil 2010 is a country-specific online international trade show boasting a huge range of quality, competitive products and services from the world’s eighth-largest economy. A series of economic reforms and the biggest investment boom in the country’s history have transformed Brazil into an economic and industrial powerhouse. Brazilian exports are booming, and Best of Brazil 2010 is an online trade fair designed to create new international channels to increase the volume of business and investment in these sectors.

As the demands of the global marketplace evolve, Best of Brazil 2010 provides a unique opportunity for exhibitors to increase brand awareness, establish new markets, develop franchising partnerships, reach new customers and recruit new suppliers. With thousands of daily trade visitors, Best of Brazil 2010 is a perfect vehicle for businesses seeking to build new relationships and re-energise their organisations.

Brazil’s economy is incredibly diverse, with particular strength in sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, mining and services. The country’s major exports include aircraft, automobiles, beef coffee, ethanol, electricals, footwear, iron ore, juices, soybeans, steel and textiles. The world’s fifth-largest country, with a population of almost 200 million, Brazil provides local and foreign enterprises with a massive labor pool. Guido Mantega, Brazil’s finance minister, recently predicted that Brazil will be the world’s fifth-largest economy by 2026.

BusinssGlobal.com is particularly proud to showcase many of the finest Brazilian businesses to the rest of the world. Best of Brazil 2010 is a golden opportunity for Brazilian enterprises to connect with thousands of motivated buyers, and for international businesses seeking investment and B2B trade opportunities within Brazil.

Brazil is the world’s tenth-largest energy consumer and a pioneer in the use of renewable energy sources – in addition to domestic oil, coal and natural gas, the use of ethanol and hydroelectricity continues to increase. Since 2007, the country has been pursuing its Programme for the Acceleration of Growth (PAC), a US$290 billion scheme to overhaul its infrastructure.