Açaí coffee catches Arab importers’ attention
Xodó da Amazônia’s açaí coffee drew interest from Arab importers at business meetings held in São Paulo last month. The company is banking on the product’s sustainability to export. The post Açaí coffee catches Arab importers’ attention appeared first on ANBA News Agency .
São Paulo, Brazil - A Brazilian coffee company, Xodó da Amazônia, launched by Luiz Henrique Ribeiro and his brother Vinícius Costa, has caught the attention of importers from the Arab world. The açaí coffee, made from roasted açaí seeds, is a caffeine-free beverage with earthy notes and is positioned as a natural, sustainable, and health-focused product.
The company is seeking halal certification to cater to Islamic markets in the Arab region. The product is currently sold in small shops and is seeking wider distribution in retail outlets and supermarket chains. The business is backed by the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce through the Brazil Halal Project, which aims to increase the supply of halal products from Brazil to Islamic markets.
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