According to the Vietnam Trade Office in Brazil (Ministry of Industry and Trade), a delegation of Brazilian businesses, including leading corporations and trade organizations, will take part in Vietnam Sourcing Expo 2025, held from September 4–6, 2025 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City.
Turning High-Level Commitments into Concrete Cooperation
The participation of the Brazilian delegation at this year’s Vietnam Sourcing Expo follows closely after Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính’s official visit to Brazil in July 2025. During the visit, the two countries signed important Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) in the fields of science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, agriculture, and energy. They also reaffirmed their commitment to accelerate negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Vietnam and MERCOSUR.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva witnessed the symbolic exchange of the first shipment of Brazilian beef exported to Vietnam, and the first shipment of Vietnamese pangasius and tilapia to Brazil, marking a milestone in bilateral agricultural and seafood trade.
In this context, Vietnam Sourcing Expo serves as a practical bridge, turning high-level commitments into tangible trade connections between businesses from both countries. Through product showcases, B2B matchmaking, and industry-specific seminars, the event enables Brazilian companies to directly access Vietnam’s supply chain, while also opening up opportunities for Vietnamese businesses to explore the Brazilian market—a promising partner in ongoing FTA negotiations and the development of a resilient and sustainable supply chain.
Gathering Brazil’s Leading Industry Players
The Brazil Pavilion at Vietnam Sourcing Expo 2025 will feature major corporations and associations operating in key sectors such as:
- Agriculture & Food: De Marchi (frozen fruits), Mar e Rio (seafood, wine), Slot Internacional (poultry, Arabica coffee)
- Livestock & Aquaculture: American Nutrients – the first company certified in both animal welfare and Halal standards
- Metals & Materials: Cecil, Timbro Trading (copper, bauxite, manganese ore, aluminum)
- Energy & Green Tech: GreenLife Solutions (solar energy, recycled materials)
- Logistics & International Trade: Veel Trading, Slot Internacional Ltd.
- Trade Facilitation: Brazil–Vietnam Chamber of Commerce (BVCCI), LATAM Vietnam Chamber
These are companies with strong export capacity, large-scale production, and an active interest in building partnerships with distributors, importers, and OEM partners in Vietnam.
Expanding Two-Way Trade Opportunities
In addition to Brazil’s key export strengths—such as sugar, soybeans, corn, beef, pork, copper, cotton, and coffee—Brazilian companies are increasingly interested in importing from Vietnam a range of products including pangasius, tilapia, shrimp, rice, frozen fruits, processed foods, wooden furniture, consumer goods, LED products, synthetic fibers, and industrial equipment.
Direct engagement at the exhibition is expected to accelerate B2B linkages, promote technology transfer, and advance the development of a stable and sustainable bilateral supply chain.
Visit the Brazil Pavilion at I14–16, Vietnam Sourcing Expo 2025
Vietnam Sourcing Expo 2025 brings together over 500 exhibiting companies and more than 300 international buying delegations, with a focus on key sectors such as food & agriculture, textiles, furniture, supporting industries, and logistics.
Alongside the exhibition, the event features a dynamic program of B2B networking, specialized seminars, factory tours, and in-depth forums on hot topics like international standards, export branding, and green transformation.
The Vietnam Sourcing Expo 2025 exhibition zone serves as a vibrant meeting point between over 500 businesses and hundreds of global buyers, fostering international supply chain connections.
The strong presence of the Brazilian business delegation at the Expo not only reflects the growing trend of market and supply chain diversification, but also creates a valuable opportunity for Vietnamese companies to tap into Latin America – one of the fastest-growing and most strategic regions in the coming years.
Don’t miss the Brazil Pavilion at I14–16 – your direct gateway to connecting with potential partners in food, logistics, industry, and international trade.
