Made in Bangladesh Expo 2026 22–25 March 2027 Pro Magno Centro de Eventos, São Paulo
Register nowSecond edition · São Paulo
Bangladeshi manufacturers meet importers, wholesalers and retailers from Brazil and Latin America: 4 days of exhibition, B2B meetings and business sessions.
Organised by Brazil Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Free for trade buyers
Boarding pass
Made in Bangladesh Expo 2026
DAC
Dhaka
GRU
São Paulo
São Paulo now 22:02
Dhaka now 07:02
Dhaka is 9 hours ahead of São Paulo
The doors open in
Trade buyers enter free. Register before you fly and book your meetings in advance.
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Whether you make products, buy them or support the trade between our countries, there is a place for you.
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For Bangladeshi manufacturers and exporters
02
For importers, wholesalers and retailers
03
For Bangladeshi importers and business leaders
04
For brands, institutions and the press
Why this expo
The Made in Bangladesh Expo is a business-to-business trade show that brings Bangladeshi manufacturers to São Paulo to meet the people who buy, distribute and sell in Brazil and across Latin America.
It is organised by the Brazil Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry, with exhibition stalls, pre-arranged B2B meetings and sessions on market rules, logistics and finance.
In numbers
US$215m
Bangladesh's exports to Brazil, a record (+14.6%)
EPB, FY2025-26
US$3.0bn
Two-way trade between Brazil and Bangladesh in 2025
UN Comtrade, CY2025
2nd
Bangladesh's place among Brazil's clothing suppliers, every year since 2018
ComexStat, 2018–2025
~90%
of Bangladesh's sales to Brazil are apparel
UN Comtrade, CY2025
~25%
of Bangladesh's cotton comes from Brazil, its largest supplier
USDA FAS, MY2024/25
213m
consumers in Brazil, Latin America's largest market
World Bank, 2024
Every figure shows its source and period. Brazil reports by calendar year, Bangladesh by fiscal year.
Two-way trade
Bangladesh ships apparel, jute and leather to Brazil. Brazil ships cotton, sugar and grain to Bangladesh. The expo brings both sides into one room.
Bangladesh sells
US$281.8m
UN Comtrade, CY2025
Apparel · jute goods · leather · home textiles · medicines
Brazil sells
US$2.72bn
UN Comtrade, CY2025
Sugar · cotton · cereals · soy · edible oils
Of every dollar traded between the two countries in 2025, about 9 cents paid for goods Bangladesh sold to Brazil. The expo is here to grow that side.
Sectors
From the garments Brazil already buys to the products it is starting to discover.
Knitwear, wovens, denim and sweaters from the world's second-largest apparel exporter.
US$240m
Brazil's clothing imports from Bangladesh ComexStat, 2025
US$377m
Brazil's imports of made-up textiles (HS 63) ComexStat, 2025
US$14.5bn
Brazil's pharmaceutical imports (HS 30) ComexStat, 2025
US$680m
Brazil's imports of leather goods and bags (HS 42) ComexStat, 2025
18.1%
Bangladesh's share of Brazil's jute and vegetable-fibre imports (HS 53) ComexStat, 2025
US$1.44bn
Brazil's fish and seafood imports (HS 03) ComexStat, 2025
US$1.40bn
Brazil's furniture and lighting imports (HS 94) ComexStat, 2025
US$1.16bn
Brazil's toy and sports-goods imports (HS 95) ComexStat, 2025
9 h
Time difference: an extra working day for Brazilian clients São Paulo–Dhaka
At the expo
What happens on the floor, and what the first edition had. The next one builds on it.
15 exhibitors in 2025
Bangladeshi manufacturers on their own stands, with samples, catalogues and prices to discuss.
3 afternoons of B2B matchmaking in 2025
Pre-arranged meetings between exhibitors and buyers, booked before the doors open.
2 seminars in 2025
Sessions on trade and investment between the two countries, market rules, logistics and finance.
2 ceremonies in 2025
An opening and a closing ceremony with guests of honour, and time with the press.
São Paulo
Photo: Kaique Rocha / Pexels
Where
Pro Magno Centro de Eventos
Av. Professora Ida Kolb, 513, Casa Verde, São Paulo-SP, 02518-000
The series
The Made in Bangladesh Expo comes back to São Paulo edition after edition, each one building on the buyers and contacts of the last.
Held
N° 01 · First edition
15–18 June 2025
Novotel São Paulo Center Norte, São Paulo
N° 02 · Second edition
This edition22–25 March 2027
Pro Magno Centro de Eventos, São Paulo
Exhibitors apply for a stall and buyers register for free; the B2B meetings are arranged before the doors open.
N° 03
Dates and venue are announced here first, as soon as BBCCI confirms them. Sign up and you will hear the moment they are.
Expo 2025
In June 2025, Bangladeshi manufacturers exhibited in Latin America for the first time.
“This historic event marked a turning point in Bangladesh's global trade outreach.”
The expo showcased how much untapped potential exists between our two nations.
The expo was not just about promoting exports. It was about building relationships.
I found the textile quality outstanding. We've begun discussions with two Bangladeshi RMG manufacturers.
This event created real momentum.
Since 1972
Fifty years of friendship, and a trade relationship that is finally finding its feet.
15 May 1972
Brazil becomes the first Latin American country to recognise Bangladesh.
August 2021
Bangladesh becomes a member of the New Development Bank, founded by Brazil and its BRICS partners.
July 2022
A visa-exemption agreement for official passports marks half a century of relations.
8 April 2024
Brazil's foreign minister Mauro Vieira makes the first such visit to Dhaka and joins a BBCCI and FBCCI meeting on facilitating trade.
May 2024
BBCCI meets the leadership of BGMEA, the garment manufacturers' association, to prepare a Bangladeshi presence in Brazil.
May 2025
With the support of the Embassy of Brazil, BBCCI presents the first Made in Bangladesh Expo to the press.
15 June 2025
Bangladeshi manufacturers exhibit in Latin America for the first time, with B2B meetings, seminars and a delegation from Dhaka.
May 2026
BBCCI announces a larger second edition in São Paulo, with more sectors and a business programme.
22–25 March 2027
Pro Magno Centro de Eventos, São Paulo
In the news
The 2025 expo was covered in Bangladesh and Brazil. Every report opens on the publisher's own site.
Propmark
The Business Standard
The Business Standard (BSS)
The Daily Observer
The Daily Star (print)
The Daily Star
Organised by
Brazil Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & IndustrySupported by
Embassy of Brazil in Dhaka
2025 edition
See you in São Paulo
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