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Experienced Exporters

Starting point for your export journey.

Food Export Roadmap for Experienced Exporters

Follow the steps below to get informed on upcoming opportunities and resources towards expanding into new markets.  Each step links to a follow-up page with additional resources and information. 

Experienced Exporters roadmap

CHECK-IN

Meet with your Liaison about program year changes and discuss upcoming export plans and event participation.

1

Exporter Education

Utilize Exporter Education resources to refresh your exporting skills as you target new markets.

2

Prepare & Plan

Review helpful information like Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), Country & Market Reports, Developing an Export Plan, and more!

3

Meet Buyers

Carry out your Export Plan by participating in events that connect you directly to international buyers.

4

In-Market Promotion

Utilize Food Export’s 50% Reimbursement Program to offset in-market promotion costs.

5

Create an Account

Are you new to working with Food Export?  Create your free online account to get started in our programs and services. 

Create an Account

Food Export Liaison Consultation

The Liaison team at Food Export–Midwest and Food Export–Northeast is here to help! 

Whether you are a new supplier who needs assistance or an active participant who has been attending events and utilizing our programs for years, your Liaisons are always available to provide specialized guidance for your unique export and international business needs. 

Book a Consultation

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