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The 3 Tracks to Growing Globally

Our three program categories enable new and established suppliers to pursue international market opportunities and fuel long term growth.

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Market Entry

Enhance your expertise with ongoing education for all experience levels.

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Market Entry

Identify opportunities in international markets and meet potential buyers.

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Market Entry

Strengthen your international presence through our Branded Program.

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Success Stories

Each year, hundreds of U.S. suppliers participate in Food Export-Midwest and Food Export-Northeast’s programs. Read about their success stories to learn more.

Virtual Trade Show Leads to New Export Business for New York Company

Virtual Trade Show Leads to New Export Business for New York Company

In August of 2020, Northeast and Midwest companies had an opportunity to participate in Food Export – Northeast’s Virtual Connect activity, a two-day virtual trade show.
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Export Advisor Program Grows Exports for New York Supplier

Export Advisor Program Grows Exports for New York Supplier

In 2020, Katz Gluten Free of Mountainville, New York participated in Food Export – Northeast’s Export Advisor Program to prepare for international exporting.
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Turkey To Tokyo

Turkey To Tokyo

Starting out in the Bronx, they now work with over 75 community gardens, ranging from cities like Detroit, Baltimore, and Los Angeles to name a few.
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Food Export–Midwest and Food Export–Northeast reserve the right to deny services to any firm or individual which, in the sole opinion of Food Export–Midwest and Food Export–Northeast, does not comply with FAS, MAP or Food Export–Midwest and Food Export–Northeast regulations or policies, or otherwise offer the best opportunity to achieve its mission of increasing food and agricultural exports. Submission of any false or misleading information may be grounds for rejection or subsequent revocation of any application or participation. Food Export–Midwest and Food Export–Northeast are equal opportunity employers and providers.