Five Brazilian companies will travel to Mexico between March 1st and 4th for an extensive business agenda in the country’s capital. In addition to the participation of some brands in the Feria Internacional de Franquicias (FIF) 2023, the visit also includes seminars, technical visits and business meetings. This year, the fair, which is one of the largest franchising events in Latin America, will take place once again in a hybrid model, with an in-person and online agenda.
The following companies are part of the Brazilian delegation: Casa do Construtor, Emporium da Beleza, Emagrecentro, Energy Brasil and Hospital Popular Veterinário. They all participate in Franchising Brasil — the result of a partnership between the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) and the Brazilian Franchising Association (ABF).
Bruno Amado, Franchising Brasil’s executive manager, celebrates the opportunity to participate in yet another international franchising fair along with Brazilian franchises: “It is a huge satisfaction to be back at one of Latin America’s main events in the franchising market with the company of so many successful Brazilian brands. We look forward to continue to show to the international market the full potential of our companies and all the good practices that our entrepreneurs have when it comes to franchising,” says Bruno.
2022 Results
Last year, between June 7th and 8th, a delegation made up of eight companies participating in Franchising Brasil returned from the trade mission held in Mexico with an expectation of more than USD 660,000 in new business. The trip’s agenda included a participation in FIF 2022, which resulted in 123 new commercial contacts for the present companies. Technical visits, workshops, pitching and matchmaking sessions were also held.
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About Franchising Brasil
Franchising Brasil is a joint project of the Brazilian Franchising Association (ABF) and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), which aims to support the internationalization strategy of Brazilian franchise networks and their international trade promotion. The initiative was conceived to promote this recognized business model in the main international markets.