Yes, using VBA in Excel. (If you do not know, comment that I explain much more detailed how to activate it and use the commands)
Create a Form, then a button.
Click Tools, then click References, and enable the following "Microsoft Html Object Library" and "Microsoft xml" options.
Now double-click the button and enter the following code:
'Iniciando variaveis
Dim http As New XMLHTTP60, html As New HTMLDocument
Dim source As Object
With http
'Open(método, url, usuario(se necessario), senha(se necessario))
.Open "GET", "http://www.brazil4export.com/en/pesquisa/resultado/?page=1&", False
.send
html.body.innerHTML = .responseText
End With
'Um loop para pegar informações de um elemento
For Each source In html.getElementsByClassName("panel-heading")
x = x + 1: Cells(x, 1) = source.getAttribute("data-Name")
Cells(x, 2) = source.getAttribute("data-site")
Next source
Now just study this code and mold it to your needs. Test it like this and see it working.