The Brasil Origem Week returns to Lisbon between October 9 and 11, this time integrated into the Chocolat Festival, at the Cordoaria Nacional in Belém. Entry is free and the event will once again highlight the origin, quality and diversity of Brazilian products, with a program that includes tastings, workshops, lectures and debates over the three days.
Marco Lessa, creator of Brasil Origem Week and the Chocolat Festival, stated that the 2025 edition in Lisbon exceeded all expectations, with more than 15,000 people attending the event. According to Lessa, this demonstrates the strength that Brazil has among the Portuguese public and reinforces the purpose of continuing to bring excellent Brazilian producers closer to those who want to meet them.
Over the three days, visitors will be able to try Brazilian products from north to south of the country, participate in workshops conducted by specialists and attend lectures on topics such as origin, sustainability and valuing producers. The format was designed to bring the public closer to those who produce.
This is the latest stage in a journey that has been taking Brasil Origem Week to different European cities. The most recent edition took place in April, in Porto, at the Palácio da Bolsa, also with great public attendance. The event has already had previous editions in Amsterdam and Madrid.
