For journalists
Press
Made in Bangladesh Expo 2026
22–25 March 2027
Pro Magno Centro de Eventos, São Paulo
- First edition15–18 June 2025Novotel São Paulo Center Norte
- Second edition22–25 March 2027Pro Magno Centro de Eventos
The Made in Bangladesh Expo is organised by the Brazil Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BBCCI), a joint chamber licensed by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of Bangladesh. The first edition took place in São Paulo on 15–18 June 2025; the second takes place on 22–25 March 2027 at Pro Magno Centro de Eventos, São Paulo.
Accredited journalists receive a press badge for the expo days. Requests for interviews with BBCCI's office-bearers can be made through the press contact below.
How to get accredited
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Apply online
Fill in the press accreditation form with your name, outlet, role and the coverage you plan.
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Show you are a journalist
Upload a press card or a letter from your editor confirming the assignment. Freelancers can add links to recently published work.
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Receive your e-badge
BBCCI reviews each request and e-mails you a confirmation with a personal QR e-badge.
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On the day
Show your e-badge and a photo ID at the entrance. Agree interview and filming arrangements with the organisers on site.
Online accreditation for the 2026 edition is open.
Apply for press accreditationPress contact
- Which outlet you write for
- Your deadline
- What you need
For interviews, statements, photos and accreditation questions, contact BBCCI through the contact form (topic: Press) or by e-mail at [email protected]. Please say which outlet you write for, your deadline and what you need.
In the media
All media coverage- Conexão Ásia: Made in Bangladesh (opens in a new tab)
- Bangladesh to showcase products in Brazil 15-18 June (opens in a new tab)
- Brazil can be a gateway to Latin America for Bangladeshi businessmen: Diplomat (opens in a new tab)
- 'Made in Bangladesh' exhibition in Brazil in June (opens in a new tab)
- BD businesses to host Made in Bangladesh expo in Brazil (opens in a new tab)
- Brazil seeks beef export approval, eyes more investment in Bangladesh (opens in a new tab)
Send a press enquiry
Interviews, statements, photos or accreditation questions: tell BBCCI which outlet you write for, what you need and your deadline.