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From: elmatador	8/25/2023 5:07:45 AM
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BRICS in action: Bringing Brazilian agriculture to Africa As the BRICS countries meet in Johannesburg, the renewal of ties between Brazil and Africa could offer an outlet for ambitious Brazilian firms such as BrazAfric. August 23rd, 2023 Conversation with Marcos Brandalise by Stephen Williams The BRICS summit in Johannesburg this week is putting Brazil-Africa business co-operation back to the agenda after several years of neglect. During his first two terms in office from 2003 to 2010, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva visited dozens of African countries for bilateral meetings. One Brazilian company that hopes to take advantage of the renewed ties is BrazAfric, headed by Marcos Brandalise, which operates from offices in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda and is considering boosting its presence in Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The firm supplies machinery for wet coffee processing, dry coffee milling as well as coffee roasters and grinders. Today, the company has around 20 exclusive agencies with different Brazilian companies to supply coffee processing equipment from Brazil to African customers. But the firm’s ambitions go beyond well beyond beans. The firm also works with suppliers and partners to deliver agriprojects from feasibility studies to design, delivery, assembly, training and management african.business

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