Wine made in Brazil makes the party in crisis

With the rising dollar, the Brazilian wines have won competitiveness in relation to imported. But this is not the only good news for the domestic industry: the full grape juice market is growing, not only inside, but also outside, making the joy of small manufacturers "boutiques" in the South, which have been expanding in the country. One of our integral juice importers are Belgium, the Netherlands, USA and England.
An import is more for R$ 80 bottle, while a reasonable national wine costs R$ 40. In addition, the quality of Brazilian wines also improved in recent years.
Full session high-juice
For the specialist Marcelo Copello, a member of the Group, which publishes the annual Bacchus wines from Brazil and promotes many events in the area, the advance of full juice consumption as well as exports, and greater access to national wines are important factors to ease the paralysis in the market, impacted by the recession and increased exchange of IPI. The good performance of the full juice cheered the inclusion, in the great wine tasting of Brazil 2016, of 6 to 9 June this year, in Rio de Janeiro, promoted by the Group Bacchus.
Proof of 700 bottles
In this fifth edition of the great wine tasting should run approximately from 700 manufacturers from Brazil and abroad, but the big news is the grape juice, a new one of the 25 categories. "The full grape juice was the brazilian wine segment that grew more last year, around 30%," says Copello. The champions, submitted to an international jury of 20 experts, will be announced in June, still at the Expovinis, the largest wine fair of Latin America, in São Paulo.
Cooperatives paulista
The cooperative House, stand in support of farmers cooperatives in the fair Agrishow 2016, this week in Ribeirão Preto (SP), showed that the recession has passed away from the niche. "The economic downturn restricts investments, but it is at this time that the cooperative movement is surprising", says the President of the Organization of the cooperatives of the State of São Paulo (Ocesp) and the national cooperative learning service (Sescoop/SP), Akil Del Grande. The 142 cooperatives São Paulo moved more than $ 20 billion in 2014, steady growth.
Network of people and business
An eye on growing demand for solutions that reduce business costs, Mauro Koraicho has invested $ 4 million in a new business centre, the Infinity Business Network, in Alphaville (SP). The environment facilitates the activity of independent professionals to large enterprises, with a novelty: the Networking Community, a network that integrates people and generates more business opportunities. The company expects return on investment over a period between three and four years, with the expectation of reaching 80% to 85% occupancy until December this year-about 40 customers.