Apla and ApexBrasil take 23 Brazilian companies to Guatemala

Published Dec 11, 2023

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Apla and ApexBrasil are conducting a technical and commercial mission in Guatemala from December 11th to 15th as part of the Brazil Sugarcane Bioenergy Solution Project, with 23 Brazilian companies participating. The mission includes technical visits, commercial meetings, and the offering of products, machines, equipment, services, and solutions for sugar, ethanol, bioenergy, and other bioproducts derived from sugar cane. Guatemala, the sixth largest sugar exporter in the world, is an important market for Brazilian suppliers, and the mission aims to establish business relationships and showcase Brazilian technology and solutions to the country's sugar-energy sector.

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Apla (Local Alcohol Production Arrangement) and ApexBrasil (Brazilian Export and Investment Promotion Agency), through the Brazil Sugarcane Bioenergy Solution Project, will carry out a technical and commercial mission in Guatemala from December 11th to 15th. The international action with 23 Brazilian companies includes a broad program with technical visits and commercial meetings at mills and the country's main sugar groups. Suppliers from Brazil will offer their products, machines, equipment, services and solutions for the production of sugar, ethanol, bioenergy and all bioproducts derived from sugar cane. An important buyer of Brazilian technology aimed at the sugar-energy sector, Guatemala is the sixth largest sugar exporter in the world, according to the International Sugar Organization. READ MORE > RenovaBio breaks record for issuance of CBIOs The executive director of Apla and organizer of the mission, Flavio Castellari, considers the country to be one of the most important ...

Source: Jornalcana