Brazilian beauty brands gain popularity in MENA region

Published: 18-Mar-2016
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Sales of Brazilian products to consumers in Arab countries have reached over $5m

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Sales of Brazilian products to consumers in Arab countries have reached over $5m, according to data from the overseas promotion project Beautycare Brazil.

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