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Market Entry programs from Food Export–Midwest and Food Export–Northeast make it easier to find the right markets and reach the right buyers for your food and agricultural products.

Market Entry

Market Entry programs and services identify opportunities in international markets and meet potential buyers.
To learn more about all our programs, download our Program Guide.

Market Entry

Buyers Mission

Meet international buyers and promote your products without leaving the U.S. Our buyers are pre-screened, qualified and interested in U.S. products from the Midwest and Northeast.
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Market Entry

Focused Trade Mission

Experience total market immersion for your product and brand. There’s no better way to understand the local food industry landscape, assess the competition and learn about the opportunities of your products than by exploring the market in person.
Check Focused Trade Missions Schedule
Market Entry

Food Show PLUS!™

Increase your confidence as an international exhibitor with our trade show enhancement package. Food Show PLUS!™ can maximize your trade show success with introductions to qualified buyers, in-market briefings, on-site assistance, and booth space packages at select international industry shows.
Maximize Tradeshow Success
Market Entry

Market Builder

Finding the right market and buyer for your product is the key to exporting success! This unique service offers customized market research and importer meetings especially designed for an exporter's needs.
See How Market Builder Works
Market Entry

Virtual Consultations

Tap into the expertise of our expansive network of In-Market Representatives with a virtual one-on-one consultation. Ask questions about the market and get first-hand feedback from our experts.
Sign up for a Virtual Consultation
Market Entry

Trade Leads

Our network of In-Market Representatives and the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) offices meet with qualified buyers throughout the year and provide leads to Food Export. Help us match you to these leads by making sure your online product listings are accurate and complete!
Start Receiving Trade Leads
Market Entry

U.S. Foodlink

The Featured Product section of our international U.S. Foodlink newsletter is a special insert highlighting Midwest and Northeast Supplier products. This program gives suppliers the opportunity to showcase their products at no cost to an international audience of potential buyers.
Showcase Your Products

 

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