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Exporter Education Overview

Enhance your export expertise with ongoing education programs for all experience levels.

Learn the Fundamentals of Exporting

Discover what export opportunities are available for your food and agricultural products. The right education and preparation can significantly enhance your exporting readiness and help produce greater results. On-demand online training gives you the flexibility to access from anywhere at any time. To learn more about all our programs, download our Program Guide.

*A Food Export account is required to access all programs. New to Food Export? Follow this link for New User Registration.

An Industry Perspective on Exporting
EXPORTER EDUCATION

Webinars

Keep abreast of export industry issues. Informative, free webinars help new and experienced exporters stay on top of industry trends and issues.
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EXPORTER EDUCATION

Export Advisor Program

Our Food Export Advisor program is a year-long service which provides custom assistance from an experienced advisor to help your company kick start or improve your exporting efforts.
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EXPORTER EDUCATION

Export Essentials Online

Learn the fundamentals of exporting. Export Essentials Online provides instruction on the fundamentals and logistics of exporting.
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EXPORTER EDUCATION

Seminars

Expert hands-on training. Food Export staff and industry experts share their expertise in seminars held throughout the year in various locations and online.

 

 

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