China, One of the Main Commercial Hubs in the World and Brazil's Largest Business Partner: Understand How Importing Products from the Asian Country Can Be Advantageous

China, One of the Main Commercial Hubs in the World and Brazil’s Largest Business Partner: Understand How Importing Products from the Asian Country Can Be Advantageous

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/08/2022 at 15:29

Updated on 22/08/2022 at 17:55

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China currently ranks as one of the main commercial hubs in the world, but importing products from the Asian country requires a series of details for businesses to be conducted smoothly.

Importing products from China can be financially advantageous due to the vast variety of products and prices, driven down by internal competition, says Helmuth Hofstatter, CEO of Logcomex, startup that offers big data and automation platforms for foreign trade. “The advancement of technology has provided access and various facilitators for importation, such as websites and mobile apps with Chinese suppliers,” he points out.

China Is Brazil’s Main Trading Partner

Moreover, Helmuth believes that the current scenario benefits small entrepreneurs, who can start their businesses in e-commerce. “Remembering that China is Brazil’s main trading partner and, in 2021, for example, 31.3% of Brazilian imports came from the Asian giant,” he details.

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China, One of the Main Commercial Hubs in the World and Brazil’s Largest Business Partner: Understand How Importing Products from the Asian Country Can Be Advantageous

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