Brunswick will close boatbuilding plant in Brazil
March 23, 2017
Brunswick Corp. said today that it will immediately start to wind down its boat manufacturing operations in Brazil.
Brunswick Corp. said today that it will immediately start to wind down its boat manufacturing operations in Brazil.
Nautical Ventures has boat dealerships in Fort Lauderdale, North Palm Beach and Riviera Beach, Fla.
The Beneteau Group said it ended fiscal 2015-16 with net sales of 1.083 billion euros — about $1.8 billion — and a strong increase in boat sales.
The United States will have a group presence April 25-May 1 at the Rio Boat Show, with 16 U.S. companies confirmed to display, the National
U.S. boat exports to Brazil have increased 41 percent between 2011 and 2012 despite that country’s high tariffs on foreign boats. The U.S. Department of
The National Marine Manufacturers Association, along with 11 other industry trade organizations, signed a letter to the U.S. Senate on behalf of the Brazil Trade
Brazil, unlike its peers in the developing world, has a culture of yachting and leisure boating, making it easier for producers of luxury vessels to
Booming commodity prices fueled by Chinese demand, along with some of the world’s biggest offshore oil discoveries, have created an expanding class of wealthy Brazilians.
Brunswick Corp. today announced it will establish a manufacturing plant in Brazil to produce boats for South America’s largest country and the surrounding region. The
The United States and Brazil have agreed on a negotiated settlement in their cotton dispute, meaning tariffs on U.S. boats and other goods are on
Brunswick Corp. said today that it will immediately start to wind down its boat manufacturing operations in Brazil.
Nautical Ventures has boat dealerships in Fort Lauderdale, North Palm Beach and Riviera Beach, Fla.
The Beneteau Group said it ended fiscal 2015-16 with net sales of 1.083 billion euros — about $1.8 billion — and a strong increase in boat sales.
The United States will have a group presence April 25-May 1 at the Rio Boat Show, with 16 U.S. companies confirmed to display, the National
U.S. boat exports to Brazil have increased 41 percent between 2011 and 2012 despite that country’s high tariffs on foreign boats. The U.S. Department of
The National Marine Manufacturers Association, along with 11 other industry trade organizations, signed a letter to the U.S. Senate on behalf of the Brazil Trade
Brazil, unlike its peers in the developing world, has a culture of yachting and leisure boating, making it easier for producers of luxury vessels to
Booming commodity prices fueled by Chinese demand, along with some of the world’s biggest offshore oil discoveries, have created an expanding class of wealthy Brazilians.
Brunswick Corp. today announced it will establish a manufacturing plant in Brazil to produce boats for South America’s largest country and the surrounding region. The
The United States and Brazil have agreed on a negotiated settlement in their cotton dispute, meaning tariffs on U.S. boats and other goods are on
