Trends and innovations for babies arrive in Brazil

 

 

The subject can be pacifiers and bottles, but the market for childcare is far from immature. The market is already out of diapers for a long time and today handles more than 1 billion Reais per year, according to the Brazilian Association for Infant Products (Abrapur).

 

The first edition of CBME (Children Baby and Maternity Expo) South America, held in 2013, was a success. For three days, over a hundred brands were on display and thousands of buyers came from all over Brazil.

 

Held annually in Asia and Europe, CBME South America is the only business fair in South America specialized in the entire line of products for babies and early childhood. The second edition of the event, which takes place August 26-28 at Transamerica Expo (SP), will gather all retail channels for baby and children products, generating business and investment to a sector that is growing every year.

 

“For those working with products for babies, CBME South America is the right choice. On the part of some companies coming from abroad, a common characteristic is the desire of business debut in the Brazilian market or expand them,” says Marlon Luft, event manager.

 

News for 2014

 

The second edition of CBME South America presents this year some of the most influential brands of baby products that present trends in childcare, toys, toiletries, cosmetics, fashion, children’s furniture and decor.

 

Some major companies in the industry have already confirmed their presence, such as: – BrasBaby, expert in meeting all the needs of 0-3 years old babies – In the area of child care and early childhood toys the brands Dican, Itté, Prime Baby e BugaBaby. – Care for Mom and Baby: Derma Dream, Lansinoh and Semina. – In the breast feeding sector, the Equipamed and EmeEquipment group.

 

Training

 

In addition to business and networking, CBME South America offers a qualified free program of conferences and workshops, where regulators and renowned national and international experts will address topics related to everyday retail and children’s products industry.