European Union ∞ Mercosur

The bridge for regulated, high-value trade between two continents.

MARCH Internacional structures, represents and connects companies across the EU and Mercosur — we find the counterpart, close the contract under local law, keep each product in regulatory compliance, and manage the account year after year.

EuropeMercosur
200M+

consumers — the largest market in South America

0%

Mercosur import tariff with a valid certificate of origin

7–10

days by truck from Argentina — no port, no transshipment

What we represent

Divisions, one operation.

Each division has its own buyers, regulatory path and channel in Brazil. The rule across all of them: we represent what Brazil does not produce at volume — so we add, never compete.

01 — FOOD & BEVERAGE

Wine, olive oil & dried fruit

Premium, mid-range and private-label wines; extra-virgin olive oil bottled and bulk; nuts, almonds, raisins and prunes.

Buyers: supermarket chains, importers, gastronomy, private-label bottlers
MARCH Commodities · Mendoza →
02 — BEAUTY & PERSONAL CARE

Natural cosmetics

Natural and origin-led personal-care lines, registered and placed through the right retail and pharmacy channels.

Buyers: pharmacy chains, premium retail, marketplaces
03 — HEALTH & REGULATED

Pharmaceutical-grade & regulated goods

Sensitive, high-value categories handled compliance-first, with ANVISA registration via a licensed holder/importer.

Buyers: distributors, specialised channels, industry
Medical Cannabis division →
04 — ENERGY

Renewable energy — solar

Solar modules and components, with pre-order supply and in-country stock models for the Brazilian market.

Buyers: integrators, distributors, project developers
05 — INDUSTRIAL & MINERALS

Minerals & industrial inputs

Minerals and industrial inputs matched to demand in the manufacturing belts of Paraná and São Paulo.

Buyers: industry in Paraná & São Paulo
+ MORE

Anything Brazil doesn't make

New categories are evaluated together against one test: real demand in Brazil and a channel we can open and hold.

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Market panel

The Brazilian opportunity, in numbers.

Live exchange rates plus official sector data — the real size of the markets our divisions serve in Brazil.

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中国 ↔ 巴西 · 2024

中国是巴西第一大贸易伙伴——双边贸易约 1880 亿美元(2024 年,创历史新高)

巴西向中国出口大宗商品(大豆、铁矿、原油、肉类),并从中国进口制成品(电子、机械、汽车)。MARCH 作为您在巴西的落地基地,协助中国企业进入并运营巴西市场——尤其在新能源汽车、光伏与储能、电子与机械等领域。实时汇率:1 CNY ≈ R$ —。

巴西 → 中国出口 · 1000 亿美元

  • 大豆348亿
  • 铁矿砂210亿
  • 原油206亿
  • 肉类98亿
  • 纸浆50亿
  • 糖19亿

巴西 ← 中国进口 · 759 亿美元

  • 电子电气161亿
  • 机械设备133亿
  • 汽车69亿
  • 有机化学品60亿
  • 化肥32亿
  • 船舶27亿
MARCH 可代理(进口侧)其他行业
UN COMTRADE · Trading Economics ↗
重点 · 新能源汽车与新能源

巴西:中国新能源汽车与光伏的头号海外市场

巴西已成为中国新能源汽车(NEV)最大出口目的地,也是中国光伏组件的第二大出口市场。比亚迪(BYD)在巴伊亚州 Camaçari、长城汽车(GWM)在圣保罗州 Iracemápolis 建厂实现本地化生产;2024 年中国对巴投资翻倍(+113%),创疫情以来新高。MARCH 为中国车企、光伏与储能企业提供巴西落地、合规(INMETRO / ANATEL / IBAMA)、分销与售后网络支持。

第 1
中国新能源汽车最大出口市场
2024 年 1–5 月约 13 万辆 · 同比约 10 倍
Bitauto ↗
76,713 辆
比亚迪 2024 年巴西上牌
同比 +328%
CarNewsChina ↗
约 80%
中国品牌占巴西电动车市场
2024–2025
CNBC ↗
第 2
中国光伏组件出口市场
巴西为拉美最大光伏进口国
ACR ↗
中国省份 ↔ 巴西

与巴西贸易最密切的中国省份

巴西的大豆、铁矿、原油与肉类主要经沿海工业与港口大省进入中国;中国的机电、机械与汽车也多由这些省份出口至巴西。MARCH 在巴西本地,为这些省份的企业提供落地、合规与分销支持。

山东
对巴贸易约 170 亿美元 · 巴西为其第四大进口来源(大豆、铁矿、农产品)
广东
中国第一外贸大省 · 机电与电子产品对巴出口枢纽
江苏
机械装备与制造业 · 对巴机电出口重镇
浙江
义乌小商品与消费品 · 对巴日用品与消费电子
河北 · 辽宁
钢铁基地 · 巴西铁矿石的主要买家
上海
口岸与金融门户 · 中巴企业总部与结算中心
来源:中国海关总署 · 各省商务厅;山东数据据官方报道(2024)
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US$ 561M
Wine imported by Brazil
2025 · +20% in two years
SBT · Comex Stat ↗
50k t
Olive-oil imports
~50k t/year · 2nd-largest importer worldwide
Correio do Estado ↗
Nº 2
Table-olive imports
2nd-largest importer · Paraná leads
Agrolink ↗
R$ 1,14 tri
Brazilian food retail
2025 · ~9% of GDP
ABRAS ↗
Origin · Argentina

The export provinces MARCH sources from

Argentina's regional economies — Cuyo, the Northwest and Patagonia — produce exactly the high-value food and beverage lines Brazil imports rather than grows at volume. This is where MARCH sources.

Mendoza
Wine · Argentina's Nº 1 region — US$ 409 M to Brazil (27% of its exports)
San Juan
Olive oil (~43% of Argentina), raisins & wine
La Rioja
Nº 1 olive complex · walnuts & olives
Catamarca
Olives, walnuts & dried fruit
Río Negro
Nº 1 pears & apples · juice concentrate
Tucumán
World Nº 1 lemon · blueberries & sugar
Salta & Jujuy
Chickpeas & beans · high-altitude wine
Córdoba
World-leading peanuts · legumes & grains
Source: INDEC — provincial origin of exports; provincial export agencies
Mendoza → Brazil · spotlight

Brazil is Mendoza's Nº 1 market — US$ 340 M+ (22% of its exports)

The province MARCH knows best. Beyond wine, Brazil is the top buyer of Mendoza's garlic, fruit and olive oil — exactly the consumer food & beverage lines MARCH represents.

  • GarlicUS$ 76 M
  • WineUS$ 53 M
  • Dried & processed fruitUS$ 17 M
  • PearsUS$ 10 M
  • Olive oilUS$ 5.6 M
  • Stone fruitUS$ 3.8 M
MARCH divisions
Provincia de Mendoza, Argentina
Brazil ← Argentina · 2025

US$ 13.4 bn imported from Argentina — by sector

Where the bilateral flow concentrates today. The heavy bars are vehicles and commodities; the consumer bands MARCH represents are still a small slice — room to grow, without competing with Brazilian industry.

  • Vehicles & auto parts5.59 bn
  • Cereals & wheat1.68 bn
  • Mineral fuels & oils741 M
  • Dairy, eggs & honey633 M
  • Plastics579 M
  • Aluminium365 M
  • Malt & milling products334 M
  • Fruit, veg & food preparations329 M
  • Wine, spirits & beverages172 M
  • Pharmaceuticals136 M
MARCH divisionsOther sectors
UN COMTRADE · Trading Economics ↗

Exchange rates update live. Sector figures are official statistics that refresh monthly or yearly.

How we work

From sample to repeat order.

1

Diagnosis

A 30-minute call: product, volume, pricing — and whether it has a place in Brazil. If it doesn't, we say so.

2

Contract

Representation contract with products, territory, commission and term defined in writing under Brazilian law 4.886/1965.

3

Commercial plan

Stable price from FOB to shelf, the right channel, qualified buyers, samples and registrations.

4

Sales & account

First order, long-term supply contract, and account management with clear reporting over time.

From origin to the client's hand

The journey of every product.

The same seven steps carry a bottle of wine or a cosmetic line from the producer to the shelf in Brazil — in regulatory order, with one accountable partner from end to end.

  1. 1

    Origin

    Producer in Argentina or Europe — winery or cosmetics lab.

  2. 2

    Representation

    MARCH contract under Lei 4.886/1965.

  3. 3

    Compliance

    Registration with MAPA (wine) or ANVISA (cosmetics); PT labels.

  4. 4

    Export

    Mercosur certificate of origin — 0% tariff — and documents.

  5. 5

    Import

    Importer partner: customs clearance and taxes (ICMS).

  6. 6

    Distribution

    Warehousing and last-mile across Brazil.

  7. 7

    Client

    Supermarket or pharmacy shelf — into the client's hand.

Compliance first — no shortcuts

A product that enters wrong leaves fast.

And it closes the door on the next one. So every product enters in order from the first shipment.

Registrations

Registered with MAPA or ANVISA by category, held by a licensed importer/registration holder.

Labelling

Portuguese labels to Brazilian standards, reviewed before shipping.

Documentation

Mercosur certificate of origin, analyses and import papers in order.

Taxes

Price built with each state's taxes (ICMS, tax substitution) from the start.

Contracts

Representation in writing under Brazilian law 4.886/1965.

Transparency

Clear reporting on every order, delivery and payment.

Institutional standing

A Brazilian company, legally registered as a commercial representative, institutionally connected with the AHK.

AHKBrazil-Germany Chamber
Lei 4.886/1965Commercial representation
CNPJ67.142.898/0001-03
Leadership

The people behind the bridge.

A cross-border team on both sides of the Atlantic — commercial development, sourcing and legal representation under Brazilian law.

MA
CEO

Marina Elisabete de Abreu

Chief executive and statutory representative of MARCH Internacional in Brazil (Lei 4.886/1965); tax specialist.

LinkedIn — optional
CH
Export & Import EU-Mercosur Strategist

Celso da Costa Hamelink

Cross-border commercial development across the EU and Mercosur — pharma, cosmetics and food & beverage.

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MT
Commercial Director · Argentina

Matías Tarnovsky

Founder of RUH Natural and cosmetics-industry entrepreneur — leads commercial development and producer relations across Argentina.

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GN
Regulatory & Product Development

Guillermo Nelson

Pharmaceutical project and regulatory management — product development, analytical validation and dossier approval. PhD in Biotechnology.

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VC
Head of International Relations

Verónica Cruz

Director of marketing & sales in the pharmaceutical industry and university professor of International Relations — focused on market access and foreign trade.

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FV
Export Director

Fernanda Vazelli

Coordinates export operations end to end — from origin dispatch and documentation to delivery in Brazil.

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RP
Responsible Person · ANVISA Registrations

Responsible Person (RT/RP)

Brazil requires a locally qualified Responsible Person (Responsável Técnico/Legal) who holds product registrations and answers to ANVISA. Having an RP in-house lets a foreign producer register, import and sell without first opening a Brazilian subsidiary — the legal anchor of every regulated import.

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ES
Enologist & Sommelier · Wine

Enologist & Sommelier

Technical backbone of the wine & beverage division — an enologist and sommelier who selects producers, judges quality and blends, and matches the right labels to the Brazilian palate and price points. Turns a shipment of wine into a curated, sellable portfolio.

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Presence

Brazil · Germany · Argentina — with specialist partners in Spain, France and China.

Join our network

Become a MARCH sales representative.

We're building our commercial representation network across Brazil. If you already sell to supermarkets, pharmacies, gastronomy or distributors, let's talk — representation is commission-based, by written contract.

Wine

Wine sales representative

Represent our Argentine and European wine portfolio to your retail, gastronomy and distributor accounts.

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Cosmetics

Cosmetics sales representative

Represent our natural cosmetics lines to pharmacy chains and premium retail.

Contact us →
Work with us

Book a 30-minute diagnosis.

We'll tell you frankly whether your product has a place in Brazil, in which channel and at what price. No cost.

or email us directly
marina.abreu@marchinternacional.com.br
Rua Barão do Cerro Azul, 952 · Centro · São José dos Pinhais – PR · 83005-430 · Brasil