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Regional trade fairs in Brazil

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Various regional trade fairs and business exhibitions are scheduled to take place in Brazil during late 2026. In Lajeado, Rio Grande do Sul, the 24th Expovale and 12th Construmóbil have been launched for November 2026, focusing on construction, real estate, and solar energy. In Tramandaí, the 33rd Multiexpo business fair is set for early September. Expointer 2026, Latin America’s largest agricultural fair, recently concluded at the Assis Brasil Exhibition Park in Esteio, Rio Grande do Sul. The 49th edition resulted in approximately R$ 6.18 billion in business transactions, representing a 40% increase over the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by the agricultural machinery and implements sector, which accounted for R$ 5.46 billion, a 45% rise compared to the last edition. The event is viewed as a sign of economic recovery for Rio Grande do Sul following recent climatic challenges. Other commercial highlights included R$ 668.7 million in the automotive sector and R$ 21.9 million in animal sales, with the Crioulo horse breed representing over 77% of that total. Family farming achieved record sales of R$ 14.4 million from 509 exhibitors. While business volume grew, total attendance saw a decline of approximately 10% to 18% compared to the previous year, with roughly 909,036 visitors recorded over the nine-day event. This edition also marked the debut of carbon neutrality efforts, involving the compensation of between 1,000 and 1,500 tons of CO2. Beyond Rio Grande do Sul, other significant economic activity has been reported at various Brazilian events. The fair also featured notable human interest stories, such as 12-year-old Kaila Jardim Boettcher, who gained attention for containing a runaway horse, and unique culinary displays like 47th Expofeira in Feira de Santana has opened with expectations to attract more than 400,000 visitors, aiming to bolster the preparation of a 250 kg pastel. municipality’s status as an agribusiness hub.

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