Brazil: Brazil also hopes to resume exports of meat products to China after a ban was imposed on Brazilian meats in 2012 due to a case of mad cow disease, according to Xinhua China. Now local producers are eager to return to the Chinese market, where there is great potential for Brazil, a large meat exporter, to tap, Leite said. Bilateral cooperation in infrastructure is especially expected to expand as a result of Li visit, as he will head a high-profile delegation related to the area and Brazilian businessmen in this field are also keen to cooperate with China, Julia Dias Leite, executive secretary of the Brazil-China Business Council , told Xinhua in an exclusive interview. Brazilians are very interested in expanding connections with the Chinese people, as evidenced by the large number of businessmen who signed up for the business summit on the occasion of Premier Li visit, including 150 from Brazil finest companies, she said. Besides economic cooperation, the two countries' leaders will also address political and cultural exchanges. Meanwhile, an exhibition of Chinese machinery and other products will be held in Rio De Janeiro during the visit to increase the awareness of Chinese brands among the Brazilian public.
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