The development of Brazil’s export activity and the impact this will have on factoring
Brazil is a country full of business opportunity. The country has both vast natural resources and modern, competitive industries. During the last decade Brazilian companies have improved production with the objective of becoming more competitive in the worldwide arena of the supply and demand for products. The result of this investment is already noticeable. Brazil is now recognised for its exports of several important products such as: soya bean, automobiles, aeroplanes, coffee, sugar, oil, seafood, textiles, shoes, leather, iron and steel. In the past, the search for markets outside Brazil was regarded as a risky undertaking and the export industry was considered an embryonic market. However, this perception has now radically changed with the government having a fundamental role in the development of Brazilian exports.
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Brazil is a country full of business opportunity. The country has both vast natural resources and modern, competitive industries. During the last decade Brazilian companies have improved production with the objective of becoming more competitive in the worldwide arena of the supply and demand for products. The result of this investment is already noticeable. Brazil is now recognised for its exports of several important products such as: soya bean, automobiles, aeroplanes, coffee, sugar, oil, seafood, textiles, shoes, leather, iron and steel. In the past, the search for markets outside Brazil was regarded as a risky undertaking and the export industry was considered an embryonic market. However, this perception has now radically changed with the government having a fundamental role in the development of Brazilian exports.