Business roundtables in Central America boost the pet sector among entrepreneurs

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The online event will bring together 18 companies from the four countries, focusing on the Pet Food, Pet Care and Pet Vet segments.

Sao Paulo-SP) – The Pet Brasil Institute (IPB), an institution that for ten years has been encouraging the development of the Brazilian pet sector, together with the Pet Brasil Sector Project, a partnership between the IPB and ApexBrasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency), will promote the Business Roundtable Brazil – Guatemala – Costa Rica – Panama on July 26, at 1 pm. To strengthen the pet market, the online event will bring together 18 companies from the four countries, focusing on the Pet Food, Pet Care and Pet Vet segments.

Nelo Marraccini, president of the Advisory Board of Instituto Pet Brasil, highlights the importance of the meeting: “This initiative is a milestone for the pet sector. We demonstrate our commitment to strengthening trade relations between Brazil, Guatemala and Costa Rica, enabling business expansion and knowledge exchange in this promising region.”

During the event, specialists, representatives of the pet sector and entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to present their companies, products and services in a collaborative virtual environment. The individual business roundtables will enable discussions on partnerships and commercial agreements, in addition to establishing valuable contacts for mutual growth.

Instituto Pet Brasil is recognized for its commitment to the sustainable development of the Brazilian pet market, promoting innovation, quality and animal welfare. The Brazil – Guatemala – Costa Rica – Panama Business Round reinforces this mission, boosting the sector’s growth and strengthening trade relations between the participating countries. To participate, click here.

From Brasil to the world

Regions such as Africa, Central America and Europe, and countries such as China, the United States, Mexico and Argentina are among the focuses of the Pet Brasil Sectorial Project this year. In addition, the 2023 fair calendar provides for the International Pet Meeting Expo 2023, promoted by IPB itself, in November, in Brazil.

Brazilian companies can express their interest in participating in the international actions promoted by the IPB by filling out the form at this link. In addition to participating in exclusive events, participants in the Pet Brasil Sectorial Project have benefits such as the fair floor, coordination of stand assembly and event coordination.

About Instituto Pet Brasil

Instituto Pet Brasil (IPB) was born in 2013 to encourage the development of the Pet sector, comprising the pillars of creation, products and services for pets. The entity leads projects to promote knowledge, entrepreneurship and innovation, with the aim of professionalizing the entire pet chain. Our goal is to build a professionalized sector, and strengthen the relationship between humans and pets, which is proven to be beneficial to the health and well-being of both.

The IPB provides relevant information for the sector, as well as promotes the training of Brazilian companies, generating more competitiveness and, therefore, increasingly better services for our best friends.

About ApexBrasil

The Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) works to promote Brazilian products and services abroad and attract foreign investment to strategic sectors of the Brazilian economy. The Agency carries out diversified commercial promotion actions, such as prospective and commercial missions, business roundtables, support for the participation of Brazilian companies in major international fairs, and visits by foreign buyers and opinion makers to learn about the Brazilian productive structure.

*With advisory information

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