Oklahoma, Mexico, Korea, Colombia, Canada, New York, Chicago, Baltimore, and Saudi Arabia! See everywhere we went and everything we did to promote U.S. agriculture during the month of November in our new blog!
Singapore is a country that is almost entirely dependent on imports to meet its food consumption demand. In fact 90% of the food consumed is imported. Learn more about the opportunities for U.S. food and ag suppliers in our country profile blog.
Did you know that 67% of U.S. households own at least one pet!? The U.S. and a variety of international markets for pet food are growing year over year. Learn more about the trends in the market and what activities we will have in 2020 to help U.S. pet food suppliers extend their global reach.
Food Export - Northeast hosted a reception at the residence of the U.S. Ambassador in Madrid to promote Northeast U.S. seafood.
The Food Export–Northeast seafood team planned and held its first in-market trade mission in Dubai. Dubai and the GCC counties hold a lot of potential for U.S. lobster and oyster suppliers.
One way for fishing communities to survive and even thrive, as species abundance and markets shift, is through diversification. Learn more about how Jonah Crab is on the rise as an emerging way for fishermen to diversify their efforts.
New England, Wisconsin, Germany, New Jersey, Mexico, Malaysia, Vietnam, Kansas, Chicago, Panama and more! See everywhere we went and everything we did to promote U.S. agriculture during the month of October!
Japan’s agricultural food industries are well-developed and innovative in all sectors including retail, food service, food processing, and distribution. It is a country which relies heavily on imports, accounting for over 60% of the caloric intake. Learn more about the potential for U.S. products in the Japanese market in this informational country profile.
Help us celebrate National Seafood Month during the month of October and learn more about our Food Export - Northeast Seafood Program!