NFW. REWRITING THE FUTURE
UAE FOOD.
NFW Dubai. It is an advanced food warehouse, with the most modern technology and logistical security for food trade in the UAE.
More than a simple distribution center, the NFW represents the guarantee of food security for the future of the region, centralizing the reception of products from Brazil, the world's largest producer of fresh food, and providing transport by sea and air to the centers of consumption in the GCC.
NFW will be present in all countries in the MENA region, transforming logistics
and food sales, with a complete infrastructure and various services available.
The NFW will create an innovative future in food storage and logistics transportation, securing the future for the new generations of the UAE.
1 MILLION m2 WITH AREA
WITH 540 THOUSAND m2 OF CONSTRUCTED AREA.
NFW will be a renowned food logistics complex in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will receive food from Brazil, one of the largest producers in the world, and distribute it with total food security and logistical efficiency to the entire MENA region, creating provisions and food security for the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council). With a modern and futuristic infrastructure, it will guarantee the direct reception of products from Brazil and their distribution in the region, ensuring quality and agility in all negotiations and deliveries.
Modern commercial offices
Fruit and Vegetable Warehouse
Grain Warehouse
Large food storage complex
Flower Store
Refrigerated Warehouse
LOCATED 60Km FROM ABU DHABI and 45Km FROM DUBAI, NEAR AL MAKTOUM AIRPORT.
NFW, strategically located between the cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, close to Al Maktoum Airport, offers a privileged location with easy access to major highways and air connections to the entire MENA region and the world. In addition, the complex has a wide range of amenities, including hotels, offices, supermarkets and excellent transport options, such as bus and train connections, bike racks and parking for private cars.
With a commitment to sustainability, NFW adopts sustainable energy practices throughout its 1 million square feet of space. Furthermore, it has all the infrastructure of a smart city, providing total comfort and convenience for its customers and employees.
DIRECT PARTNERSHIP WITH BRAZIL
Although Brazil has only 34% of the area designated for planting, only 7.6% is in use for planting. This means that the country still has a large area for production and future expansion. Furthermore, Brazil ranks among the world's leading producers and exporters of commodities, such as: Orange, Soy, Corn, Sugar, Coffee, Beef, Chicken, Rice, Wheat and Cotton.
MAIN ESTIMATES FOR BRAZILIAN AGRICULTURE FOR 2024
SOY
151.5 million tons, up 1.1 million tons
for 2023/2024
Source: ForbesAgro
The Brazilian harvest of cereals, legumes and oilseeds is expected to reach 303.4 million tons
in 2024, estimates the Systematic Survey of Agricultural Production, released in February 2024, by IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics).
For coffee, considering both species, the estimate is a production of 3.5 million tons, or 59.1 million bags of 60 kilos, an increase of 3.7% compared to 2023. Last year, production has already been increased. In 2024, the two-year period is positive, but, given the fact that it has already shown high production in 2023, growth this year should not be very significant.
Arabica coffee should total 2.5 million tons, an increase of 3.9% compared to last year. Canephora coffee has an estimated production of 1.1 million, an increase of 3.4% compared to 2023.
It should exceed 43 million tons for the 2024/25 harvest
Source:Jornal do Açúcar
Sugar
117.6 million tons for the 2023/24 harvest
Source: Visit
Corn
With vast tracts of fertile land, a favorable climate and advanced agricultural technology, Brazil has been able to consistently increase its agricultural production over the years. Furthermore, increasing logistical efficiency and modern infrastructure have facilitated the flow of production to international markets. Making Brazil one of the largest producers of agricultural products and commodities on the planet. In many cases, reaching 1st position in the world.
