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Introduction Brazil is currently offering a 10% discount. But how can you import cheaper from Brazil? Understanding the dynamics of the Brazilian currency and utilizing effective hedging strategies can make a significant difference. In this blog post, we'll explore the factors influencing the Brazilian Real (BRL), the impact of currency fluctuations on international trade, and how businesses can protect themselves using hedging tools. Brazil's Floating Exchange Rate Brazil adopts a floating exchange rate, and the government estimates an average of R$ 5.15 for USD 1.00 in the years 2024 and 2025. Although this level varies greatly and is not considered a target to be pursued by the Central Bank, the dollar has been fluctuating in recent years between R$ 4.65 and R$ 5.80. This fluctuation can make Brazil 20% cheaper or more expensive in short periods of time. Causes of Currency Devaluation There are two main reasons: First, the High Interest Rates and Country Risk With real interest rates of 10.50% per year (SELIC as of July 4th), Brazil needs to pay a higher risk premium (Country Risk) to attract foreign capital. This means that in the long term, more BRL is printed than USD to pay debts to lenders (owners of BONDS or public securities that lend to local governments). Even though both countries are growing the percentage of debt relative to GDP at an extremely worrying pace. Second, the Domestic Policy and the Market Reactions In Brazilian domestic policy, compliance with a fiscal framework that contains the bleeding is expected. However, when the union budget signals to the market the possibility of spending above the ceiling or above pre-established targets, the market reacts quickly, fearing inflation out of control. Impact on International Business This results in: 1. Devaluation of the stock market 2. Devaluation of the exchange rate (BRL/USD) due to internal issues such as high inflation, economic uncertainties, the impact of the pandemic, political instability, fluctuations in oil and other commodity prices, external debt, among other factors. Economic and financial reports from institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). COUNTRY CURRENCY CODE CURRENT VALUE (USD) % DEPRECIATION (LAST 12 MONTHS) Mexico Mexican Peso MXN 1 USD ≈ 20 MXN ~5% Brazil Brazilian Real BRL 1 USD ≈ 5.50 BRL ~15% Chile Chilean Peso CLP 1 USD ≈ 900 CLP ~15% Iran Iranian Rial IRR 1 USD ≈ 42,000 IRR ~20% Angola Angolan Kwanza AOA 1 USD ≈ 825 AOA ~25% Turkey Turkish Lira TRY 1 USD ≈ 27 TRY ~30% Nigeria Nigerian Naira NGN 1 USD ≈ 770 NGN ~30% Zimbabwe Zimbabwean Dollar ZWL 1 USD ≈ 361 ZWL ~40% Sudan Sudanese Pound SDG 1 USD ≈ 600 SDG ~45% Argentina Argentine Peso ARS 1 USD ≈ 350 ARS ~50% Lebanon Lebanese Pound LBP 1 USD ≈ 89,000 LBP ~50% Syria Syrian Pound SYP 1 USD ≈ 2,500 SYP ~60% Venezuela Bolívar Soberano VES 1 USD ≈ 4,000,000 VES >99.999% Ensuring Currency Stability: Key Tools for Brazilian Exporters The exporter can, at any time, ensure that they will receive the USD converted to BRL at the rate of the day of the protection operation and for a long period of time. However, for the exporter to protect themselves from currency fluctuations, it is essential to work with predictability of receivables and a good history with their bank. Transparency and a good relationship with the customer portfolio (importers) can greatly help in using three important currency protection tools. They are: - ACC ( Adiantamento sobre Contrato de Câmbio ) : A financial instrument used in Brazil where exporters receive an advance payment from a bank based on a foreign exchange contract. - ACE ( Adiantamento sobre Cambiais Entregues ) : Similar to ACC, but the advance is given after the goods have been shipped and the export documents have been delivered to the bank. - Hedge Cambial : A risk management strategy used to offset potential losses in investments due to currency fluctuations by taking an opposite position in a related asset. ACC, ACE, or Hedge should be undertaken with great care and a deep understanding of the risks involved, and never in a leveraged manner. Timing and Patience Even if everything is planned as per the book, another factor is fundamental to extract some advantage from these currency movements. It is necessary to have patience and be extremely selective in defining the right moment for the appetite for risk. Or, for the lack of risk. Recently, two days ago, the dollar hit R$ 5.70 again (today it has already dropped to R$ 5.50). Did your supplier promise you a one-time discount? Have you noticed delays? Well, the currency is strongly related to the demand for Brazilian consumer goods and commodities. The dollar went up, the ports get crowded. Hedging is risky because, for example, a large part of the costs at the FOB (Free on Board) origin of an FCL (Full Container Load), (on average around USD 2000 per 40’hc container), are quoted in dollars and receiving a payment via bank Swift at a much lower rate than the rate charged by the service provider (freight agent or port) can compromise the profit of the entire operation. What is the Fair Exchange Rate in Brazil? Proudly described as the world's breadbasket, the country is a leader in the production of various commodities, and for this reason, even with all the fiscal juggling of public accounts, the BRL has solid fundamentals and market-leading companies in various segments. We can mention JBS (Animal Protein), Ambev (Beer), Suzano (Pulp), Vale do Rio Doce (Iron Ore), Petrobras (Oil). All these are global companies and exporters counting on their revenues in dollars and stable profits. When vulture funds speculate against the health of the BRL, this movement creates moments of great uncertainty in the country and generates distortions in the fair value of the currency, opening windows of opportunity. This benefits the local manufacturing industry, both because it scares the importer who sees costs skyrocketing, and for the exporter, who sees opportunities to work with discounts of 8% to 15% compared to current price lists. If the exchange rate is already sufficiently devalued, another selective way to punish the country is through the capital markets. However, in this criterion, according to World P/E Ratio , if we consider the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of publicly traded companies, Brazil is below two standard deviations in its prices and is considered "cheap." in the last 15 years. So how Long Can Global Funds, Foreign Investors, or Importers Overlook That Brazil is "Cheap"? Let's Look at Some of the World's Major Commodities and Brazil's Position in Global Production and Trade. COMMODITIES BRAZIL'S POSITION BASE YEAR INFORMATION SOURCE Soybeans 1st  largest producer worldwide 2022/2023  USDA - "Oilseeds: World Markets and Trade" (March 2023) Coffee 1st  largest producer and exporter worldwide 2022/2023  USDA - "Coffee: World Markets and Trade" (December 2022) Sugar 1st  largest producer and exporter worldwide 2022/2023  USDA - "Sugar: World Markets and Trade" (November 2022) Beef 2nd largest producer worldwide 2022 USDA - "Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade" (April 2023) Cellulose 2nd largest producer worldwide 2021 FAO (2021) Oranges 1st  largest producer worldwide 2021 FAO (2021) Cotton 4th largest producer worldwide 2022/2023  USDA - "Cotton: World Markets and Trade" (February 2023) Chicken Meat 3rd largest producer worldwide 2022 USDA - "Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade" (April 2023) Beans 3rd largest producer worldwide 2021 FAO (2021) Iron Ore 2nd largest producer worldwide 2021 U.S. Geological Survey - "Mineral Commodity Summaries 2022" (January 2022) Petroleum 8th largest producer worldwide 2021 U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) - "International Energy Statistics" (2021) Conclusion A close and trusting relationship between the Brazilian manufacturer and the importer that can predict the financial volume to be negotiated between the parties over a period of 360 days to 720 days, along with a good dose of patience for those who use hedging, for example, can make the price paid for goods imported from Brazil 20% cheaper or 20% more expensive. Finally, the values of maritime freight originating from Brazilian ports compared to ports in China, India, Indonesia, and Turkey, which are tied to supply and demand, risk, and especially the price of a barrel of oil, are factors that also impact the unit cost of an imported consumer good. The formula to identify the ideal momentum to go shopping in the external market, especially to import from Brazil, requires a careful sense of evaluation, planning, but also a good dose of opportunism. By following these insights and strategies, you can navigate the complexities of importing from Brazil and potentially achieve significant cost savings. Liked it? Discover the Brazilian high-end decor products industry at Consolida Brazil and request a quote today.

Which are the top International Home Decor Trade Shows of 2024 you must-attend? Highlight are five fairs I believe you may consider visiting this year. 1. Ambiente Frankfurt The Largest B2B event for home decor globally In my opinion, the international trade fair that can be called a global benchmark for international buying and selling businesses. Regarding organization and attendees, the exhibiting manufacturers come from nationalities spread worldwide, just like the highly qualified clientele consisting of distributors, supermarket chains, and retailers, with a significant portion being e-commerce professionals. This makes Ambiente Frankfurt the foremost B2B event for home decor and lifestyle products globally. 2. The Inspired Home Show: Home + Housewares Show, Chicago The global reference for a trade fair focused on houseware. Whether due to North American 'protectionism' or geographical positioning, I believe this fair has been regionalizing year after year. However, perhaps in global importance, it is the second-largest business fair for Home Decoration. Unfortunately, nowadays, it is more focused on the American continent. Both the exhibiting companies and the majority of the audience are from the United States and Latin America. Even though some European references, especially in housewares, are also present, as the fair's origin is more oriented towards household utilities and kitchen items than decoration or furniture. 3. Salone Internazionale del Mobile & Fuorisalone Milano Leading showcase for global design and architecture It is the fair with the highest number of visitors, but 39% of the audience are from MILAN and 84.06% lives in Italy (The Fuorisalone.it audience). It is a beautiful spectacle for brand positioning and global strengthening, as well as for trendsetting in the realms of design and architecture. However, amid numerous leads, it becomes challenging to discern who is an enthusiast, press, specifier, or just a resident of Milan who found it a good excursion to attend the event. Perfect for gaining inspiration, but perhaps not the fair for securing significant business deals during the event or identifying a business partner to facilitate brand development or product portfolio expansion in another country. 4. INDEX Dubai Gateway to the Middle East consumer market The gateway to the consumer market in the Middle East. The fair showcases glamour, primarily featuring renowned Italian brands well-received in the Arab world. The audience, from what I observed, is a mix of distributors, retailers, but also a powerful end-customer willing to bargain down to the last dihan, convincing you that the items have a very high shipping cost to return them to your home country; thus, selling them for half the price is a great deal to be made. It is advisable to have a prepared team to cater to both the 'showroom consumer' and your importing client simultaneously. Enormous embellishments for imposing homes with bright and lacquered colors, refined furniture, luxury crystals, Murano glass. Definitely, the fair is all about 'high decoration'. 5. MOM Maison & Objet, Paris Showcasing global luxury decor, houseware and furniture, including the latest trends. It is beautiful to behold, combining all the charm of manufacturers from across France with powerful wholesalers and global brands seeking to reinforce their position in the luxury universe. I saw many furniture brands from Eastern Europe, iconic Eastern chandeliers with European quality, and ornaments with impeccable finishing expected by the mature European market. I must mention that the profile of visitors is quite heterogeneous. It ranges from influencers, high-income consumers, renowned hotel chains to traditional importers, mostly European, followed by visitors from Asian and African regions. Despite the somewhat complicated logistics in Paris, it is a memorable fair for both exhibitors and visitors. Below is a table with generic information about these 5 International Home décor exhibitions: The number of visitors and exhibitors are available in the official organization's website. Despite variations in expectations for 2024, comparing the registered and verified visitors counts from 2023 may offer a closer idea about its audience. In addition to these five International Home Decor Trade Shows, many other large-scale fairs, especially in China and the USA, take place every month throughout the year. I chose these five because I had the pleasure of visiting them personally and also because they are recognized in the home decor industry. I hope to see you at the next fair. Do you plan to attend? Would you like to have a chat about it? Whether you consider yourself a wholesaler, distributor, retailer, buyer of a hotel chain, buyer of a supermarket chain, or simply an enthusiast, feel free to contact sales@consolidabrazil.com . It would be a pleasure to schedule an online conversation wit you . I'd love to provide more details about the carefully selected suppliers featured on our beloved website consolidabrazil.com .

During the day, plants greatly contribute to creating a fresher and more oxygenated environment, providing us with a place within reach where we can reconnect with nature. The sensation of tranquility and harmony purifies spaces, reduces dust, adds humidity to the atmosphere, and decreases the proportion of harmful gases for the health inside our homes. These are the simple and main reasons why live plants can be a transformative element in interior decoration. In workplaces with spacious and modern-style rooms, tropical plants of good size such as rubber tree (ficus elastica), fiddle-leaf fig tree (ficus lyrata), or elegant palm trees work well. In planters, various species can be combined, such as the Chamaedorea (Chamaedorea elegans), which has the advantage of needing little natural light and grows well under fluorescent lights. Even a Amsterdam pot can accommodate the Sansevieria (Sansevieria Trifasciata), known in Brazil as lança-de-são-jorge, which superstitiously protects the home from the evil eye. In the kitchen, it is not advisable to place species with velvety leaves and delicate flowers, as they are difficult to clean, and it would be almost impossible to remove the grease. On the contrary, medium to large and glossy leaves can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Remember: Maintaining live plants in interior decoration must be a practiced habit. Herbs like parsley and oregano are a good suggestion for cultivation here. The presence of water and humidity in the bathroom promotes the development of flowers and plants. Also bathrooms are the best place to take advantage of mirrors to multiply the volume of plants. The hues of the begonia (begonia rex), for example. General tips for decorating the interior of your home with beautiful plastic plant pots. ·  In many instances, placing plants in strategic locations contributes to the separation of two spaces that can host different atmospheres. ·    Green plants brighten spaces covered with light-toned woods. Red plants contrast with blue walls and upholstery. In a well-lit area, you can place a Dracaena (Dracaena Schyveriana). ·  Only large plants can be placed, and in an isolated manner, if the rooms are very spacious ·   Romantic-style bedrooms gain a special charm when decorated with small flowering plants such as violets (Violaceae). Are you willing to distribute Planters (container Garden Pots) ? Visit the link Source market-leading home decor manufacturers│ Consolida Brazil Meet Floridis or contact sales@consolidabrazil.com to know more.

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Marco 500: The Contemporary Handicraft from Brazil Supplier of Brazilian ornaments to Furniture and Home Decoration Stores MARCO500: curate contemporary high-end sculptures and decor, balancing mass production with artisanal quality. Bringing Brazilian design to retailers and corporate spaces worldwide. Democratizing handicraft, ensuring impeccable style graces homes and offices globally.​ For Marco Aurelio, premium design isn't just attainable—it's irresistible. Salvador A. 'Dwelling Within' - Self-discovery Wooden Sculptures Natural Adorns Natural Ornaments Yana Coelho New Amber Origami Table Light KUARA Marco 500 Solid Wood Chains Center table Decor Paris Origami Table light with Wooden Pedestal Base New Amber Pinnacle Origami Table Light Ruby Yallouz Square Brass Pots Natural Necklace Jarina and Paxiubão, 100cm Amazon Rainforest Seeds Necklace made of Inajá, Açaí, and Paxiubão Benches Ceramic Heads Wall Decor Walnut Cords, wooden balls Eucalyptus discs Wall Decor New Small SHITAKE Origami Table Light with Solid Wood base High-end Chain Links. Wooden adornment to hang or decorate Cida e Neguinha Natural Clay Head Shape New Lighting Fixture with Origami Flower shape Cool product Ceramic Benches, Head Shapes Taciana Amorim High-Temperature Ceramic sculpture of cups Artisanal Ceramic Head IRANI RIGAUD Wooden Adornment/Cocounut Inserts For Decorating Doble Links, Wooden chains for wall or furniture DECORATIVE NECKLACE OF EUCALYPTUS DISCS, 100cm Our Curation for selecting handmade Brazilian products In a world where handicrafts are often relegated to street fairs, Marco stands out as a beacon of innovation and dedication. His journey isn't just about creating; it's about revolutionizing the way we see artisanal craftsmanship. From the bustling markets of artisans across BRAZIL to your country, Marco's mission is to bring unparalleled quality and beauty into every piece. Each item, from the delicate Origami Table Lighting to the robust Ceramic Heads, is a testament to his commitment to excellence. But Marco's vision goes beyond creation. His meticulous approach to packaging and competitive logistics ensures that these masterpieces reach all corners of the world, from the bustling cities of Europe to the serene landscapes of Asia, with flawless precision. Dive into the world of Marco500 at Ambiente Frankfurt and explore the Yana Coelho natural adorns collection, Ceramic heads, Brass vases, High-temperature ceramic blue vases, Wood Carved birds, and Wooden chains. Each piece tells a story, each design a whisper of the past and a promise of the future. ​​Ceramic Stool Shaped Like a Head Discover the ceramic heads with human facial forms. Produced in scales and transformed by Neguinha's hands into a unique object. From table ornaments to benches for use in gourmet areas or semi-covered gardens. Yana Coelho: Nature Present in Your Living Room Upcycled Decorative Necklaces for wall and coffee table decor collection described by the artist as - nothing more than nature's own discard. To move towards the cycles of life and open up to the new. - I create with identity without altering, but expanding simplicity and essence - says Yana. Check out the artist's profile. Uaná Origami Pendant Lights, Table Lights, Desk Lamps and Floor Lights Explore the unique world of Uaná Lighting , where each piece by Marco 500 blends Brazilian artisanship with sustainability. From Origami pendant lights to floor lamps, these eco-friendly designs illuminate with purpose. Click here to Return to Brazilian Crafts Map Menu