Bangladesh showcases home and lifestyle products at Home Show Brazil
The three-day exhibition, which began on 11 August and runs through 13 August at the Distrito Anhembi venue, is being organised by the Bangladesh Embassy in Brasilia with financial support from the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB)
Bangladesh is participating in Home Show Brazil 2026 in Sao Paulo as it seeks to expand exports and establish a stronger presence in the South American market.
The three-day exhibition, which began on 11 August and runs through 13 August at the Distrito Anhembi venue, is being organised by the Bangladesh Embassy in Brasilia with financial support from the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), according to a press release.
Four Bangladeshi companies - Zihan Plastic Industries, Mother Tannery, Rainbow Jute and Classical Handmade Products - are taking part in the exhibition across five booths.
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The companies are showcasing a range of products, including jute and leather goods, home decor items, natural-fibre baskets, bamboo products, terracotta and other clay products, as well as nakshi kantha.
The EPB and the Bangladesh Embassy have also set up an information booth featuring brochures, leaflets and documentaries highlighting the country's export sector.
Following the formal inauguration of the Bangladesh pavilion, visitor numbers increased and several business-to-business meetings were held, according to information provided by the organisers.
Potential buyers have praised the quality of Bangladeshi products and expressed interest in making purchases in the future.
A seminar titled "Production and Export of Home and Lifestyle Products from Bangladesh" is scheduled for 12 August bringing together Brazilian business organisations and foreign buyers.
Bangladesh's participation is aimed at promoting its home decor and lifestyle products and expanding their reach across Latin American markets.
The exhibition provides Bangladeshi exporters with an opportunity to develop business links with Brazilian buyers and explore opportunities to increase exports to the region.
