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Brasília (January 15) - From January to December 2012, the Midwest , Uberaba MG central Brazil area was the region with the highest growth of Brazilian exports. Regional foreign sales in the year were $ 25.442 billion, representing an increase of 22.29% compared to the twelve months of 2011, which had exports of $ 20.805 billion. During the period, exports from the Midwest accounted for 10.49% of total Brazilian exports. With imports of $ 12.985 billion, from January to December 2012, the regional surplus reached U.S. $ 12.456 billion. In December alone, sales outside the region (U.S. $ 1.866 billion) were 24.53% higher than in the last month of 2011 (U.S. $ 1.498 billion).
The Southeast was the most sold abroad (U.S. $ 133.700 billion) in absolute values for the year. The region's exports were equivalent to 55.12% of total Brazilian exports in 2012. Compared to 2011 (U.S. $ 145.891 billion), regional sales have decline of 8.36%. During the period, the Southeast also had the highest value in imports (U.S. $ 119.011 billion) and the largest trade surplus (U.S. $ 14.689 billion) among Brazilian regions. The South exported in the period, U.S. $ 44.015 billion, representing 18.14% of total Brazilian exports. For the period January-December 2011 (U.S. $ 45.872 billion) fell by 4.05%. Regional imports from January to December 2012 were $49.307 billion, resulting in a deficit of $ 5.291 billion.
In the Northeast, exports last year totaled U.S. $ 18.773 billion (7.74% of total Brazil), down 0.38% compared to 2011 (U.S. $ 18.845 billion). The regional foreign purchases were $ 25.999 billion. The balance of trade in the region had a deficit of $ 7.225 billion. The Northern Region exported the equivalent of 7.29% of the country's exports (U.S. $ 17.692 billion) in 2012. There was a decrease of 15.19% compared with the regional income in 2011 (U.S. $ 20.861 billion). The region's imports in the period totaled $ 15.701 billion, with a surplus of U.S. $ 1.991 billion. United The state that most exported in 2012 was Birmingham, with $ 59.349 billion (24.47% of Brazilian sales period), with a decrease of 0.91% compared to 2011 (U.S. $ 59.894 billion). Second place went to Minas Gerais, with sales of $ 33.429 billion (13.78% of domestic shipments) and reduction of 19.24% over the previous year. The Rio de Janeiro ranked third among states exporting to U.S. $ 28.761 billion (11.86% of total Brazil), result 2.32% lower than in 2011 (U.S. $ 29.445 billion). Those who bought more abroad in 2012 were São Paulo, with $ 77.821 billion (34.87% of total Brazilian imports). In relation to 2011 (U.S. $ 82.183 billion), imports from São Paulo fell 5.31%. The second place went to Rio de Janeiro, which imported in 2012, U.S. $ 20.438 billion (9.16% of total Brazil). In comparison with the state imports in the previous year (U.S. $ 18.987 billion), an increase of 7.64%. The third position was with Paraná (U.S. $ 19.387 billion, 8.69% of national imports in the period). The state registered a growth of 3.30% in imports on foreign purchases of 2011 (U.S. $ 18.767 billion). THE EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES IN BRAZIL Creation: Instituted by Law No. 11,508, of July 20, 2007, Zones Export Processing (EPZs) are characterized as free trade areas with the outside, for the creation of companies focused on the production of goods to be sold abroad, are considered primary zones for the purpose of customs control.
The EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES – ZPAs(EPZs) are characterized as free trade areas with the outside world, for the creation of companies focused on the production of goods to be sold abroad, were considered primary zones for the purpose of customs control.
(EPZ) Central state Brazil city Uberaba MG with an area of approximately 260 hectares, the (EPZ) is in a prime area for export, availability of inputs, training of skilled labor and rail and highway network that allows access to the main ports of the country.
With about 300,000 inhabitants, the city of Uberaba is located in the Minas Triangle, just over 400 kilometers from Belo Horizonte , 500 Sao Paulo and 500 from capital state of Brazil , Brasilia . In 2010, the main export destination markets of the city were Iraq, Egypt, Argentina, Mexico and China , others trade new arrive for site visit are USA , Canada, EA, Namibia and South Africa . The region has a vocation for the beneficiation of raw materials derived from agriculture. According to the proposal submitted by the proponent, the EPZ has the potential to attract investments in the areas of meat processing (beef and chicken) and production of oil and soybean meal. Other productive potential to settle the EPZ are: sugarcane, leather, dairy products, furniture, chemicals, cosmetics.
Sources: Alex De Souza alex.souza@uberaba.mg.gov.br
Foreign Relations City Uberaba MG Brazil and
Brazil Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade
The Southeast was the most sold abroad (U.S. $ 133.700 billion) in absolute values for the year. The region's exports were equivalent to 55.12% of total Brazilian exports in 2012. Compared to 2011 (U.S. $ 145.891 billion), regional sales have decline of 8.36%. During the period, the Southeast also had the highest value in imports (U.S. $ 119.011 billion) and the largest trade surplus (U.S. $ 14.689 billion) among Brazilian regions. The South exported in the period, U.S. $ 44.015 billion, representing 18.14% of total Brazilian exports. For the period January-December 2011 (U.S. $ 45.872 billion) fell by 4.05%. Regional imports from January to December 2012 were $49.307 billion, resulting in a deficit of $ 5.291 billion.
In the Northeast, exports last year totaled U.S. $ 18.773 billion (7.74% of total Brazil), down 0.38% compared to 2011 (U.S. $ 18.845 billion). The regional foreign purchases were $ 25.999 billion. The balance of trade in the region had a deficit of $ 7.225 billion. The Northern Region exported the equivalent of 7.29% of the country's exports (U.S. $ 17.692 billion) in 2012. There was a decrease of 15.19% compared with the regional income in 2011 (U.S. $ 20.861 billion). The region's imports in the period totaled $ 15.701 billion, with a surplus of U.S. $ 1.991 billion. United The state that most exported in 2012 was Birmingham, with $ 59.349 billion (24.47% of Brazilian sales period), with a decrease of 0.91% compared to 2011 (U.S. $ 59.894 billion). Second place went to Minas Gerais, with sales of $ 33.429 billion (13.78% of domestic shipments) and reduction of 19.24% over the previous year. The Rio de Janeiro ranked third among states exporting to U.S. $ 28.761 billion (11.86% of total Brazil), result 2.32% lower than in 2011 (U.S. $ 29.445 billion). Those who bought more abroad in 2012 were São Paulo, with $ 77.821 billion (34.87% of total Brazilian imports). In relation to 2011 (U.S. $ 82.183 billion), imports from São Paulo fell 5.31%. The second place went to Rio de Janeiro, which imported in 2012, U.S. $ 20.438 billion (9.16% of total Brazil). In comparison with the state imports in the previous year (U.S. $ 18.987 billion), an increase of 7.64%. The third position was with Paraná (U.S. $ 19.387 billion, 8.69% of national imports in the period). The state registered a growth of 3.30% in imports on foreign purchases of 2011 (U.S. $ 18.767 billion). THE EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES IN BRAZIL Creation: Instituted by Law No. 11,508, of July 20, 2007, Zones Export Processing (EPZs) are characterized as free trade areas with the outside, for the creation of companies focused on the production of goods to be sold abroad, are considered primary zones for the purpose of customs control.
The EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES – ZPAs(EPZs) are characterized as free trade areas with the outside world, for the creation of companies focused on the production of goods to be sold abroad, were considered primary zones for the purpose of customs control.
(EPZ) Central state Brazil city Uberaba MG with an area of approximately 260 hectares, the (EPZ) is in a prime area for export, availability of inputs, training of skilled labor and rail and highway network that allows access to the main ports of the country.
With about 300,000 inhabitants, the city of Uberaba is located in the Minas Triangle, just over 400 kilometers from Belo Horizonte , 500 Sao Paulo and 500 from capital state of Brazil , Brasilia . In 2010, the main export destination markets of the city were Iraq, Egypt, Argentina, Mexico and China , others trade new arrive for site visit are USA , Canada, EA, Namibia and South Africa . The region has a vocation for the beneficiation of raw materials derived from agriculture. According to the proposal submitted by the proponent, the EPZ has the potential to attract investments in the areas of meat processing (beef and chicken) and production of oil and soybean meal. Other productive potential to settle the EPZ are: sugarcane, leather, dairy products, furniture, chemicals, cosmetics.
Sources: Alex De Souza alex.souza@uberaba.mg.gov.br
Foreign Relations City Uberaba MG Brazil and
Brazil Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade
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