The issue No. 4, June 2011, presents the new landscape of trade and institutional relations between Brazil and China, considering the presidential visit to Beijing in April 2011, including the agreements signed concerning imports by China of chicken, swine and other products. This edition highlights the state of Minas Gerais, and discloses the framework of the Brazilian economy (industrial, agricultural and mineral investments, foreign trade), and the outlook for 2012, bringing also the main events and fairs in the second half.

Distribution of the magazine in China

The distribution is carried out with support from the Embassy of Brazil in China, APEX, Brazilian companies installed in China and from the central government, provinces and 50 major cities - through their departments of international relations and trade promotion councils (CCPITs). Its target audience is very interested in business opportunities (investment, imports and exports) in all areas: Mining, Agribusiness, Tourism, Energy, Logistics and Exchanges in Culture, and Science, Technology and Innovation.

Largest trading partner of Brazil

China is now, globally, the largest consumer market, the largest holder of foreign reserves and second largest economy by exchange rate parity. With regard to Brazil, is the largest trading partner, the largest investor and largest buyer of agricultural products.
At this growth rate, Brazil and China trade will totalize USD 300 billion in 2015. Nevertheless, China buys from Brazil less than 2% of everything you buy in the world.

5th edition content (released in October 31, 2011)

The highlights this time are Brazilian football, the 2014 World Cup and the states of Espírito Santo and Rio de Janeiro, with business opportunities in the areas that matter most to enterprises in China: Oil, Petrochemicals and Renewable Energy, Food, Building Materials, Mining and Steel, Metallurgy, Ports and Airports, Shipping and Boating Industries.

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