The Brazilian market is exceptionally promising. The support of the International Monetary Fund, the containment of inflation, the drop in interest rates, the privatization of state-owned sectors, the stabilization of interest rates and strong consumer demand indicate that Brazil is well on its way to sustained economic growth in the medium and long term. Changing eating patterns have resulted in greater opportunities to supply consumer-ready products. Excellent opportunities exist for processed food and beverage products in the upscale supermarkets and delicatessens. Products such as beverages, luxury and gourmet snacks, confectionery products, and other value-added processed products have tremendous potential.
Opportunities also exist to supply the high-end restaurants and hotels.
Increased demand for livestock and genetics . Opportunities exist for high-quality livestock and animal genetics to meet the demand of Brazilian cattle, swine, poultry and goat breeders who are seeking to improve the quality of their herds and increase productivity. Continuing demand for grains and special crops. Brazil is the largest wheat importer in the world and home to the largest brewing industry in Latin America. Brazilian demand for grains and special crops is expected to be strong over the long term.