Egypt-based Special Foods Industry International (SFII) is looking to increase exports to Brazil, according to the Brazil-Arab News Agency. “We hope to find direct, middlemen-free contacts in Brazil, so we’re here to see the potential,” SFII Managing Director Yomna El Sheridy says. SFII produces food items including olives, pepper, pickles, artichokes, and sundried tomatoes, but only exports olives to Brazil. The company says it has already lined up ten buyers so far.
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