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Finding
Familiarity-and Sales-in the
Australian Market
Picture this for your
next export destination: a stable, modern democracy where language, culture and
consumer tastes seem almost like home.
 The
Scoop on Navigating Guatemalan Customs
Don't miss out on
Guatemala's growing market - U.S. agricultural exports to this country reached
#300 million in 2001 - a third of them high-value products. Here's a brief
primer on how to sail through the process.
Bosnia-Herzegovina:
Beginning Anew
After food aid ends,
U.S. exporters may find consumer-oriented products to be their best sellers.
 Turkey
Is Hungry for U.S. Oilseeds and Products
Despite an economic
downturn, Turkey continues to be a growing market for U.S. soybeans, soybean
meal and vegetable oils.
More
Russians Are Drinking Wines
In 2001, Russia imported 34 percent
more wine than the previous year. Throughout the country, there is a growing
interest in quality wines. These trends, combined with higher consumer incomes,
suggest good opportunities for U.S. wine exporters.
 Pacific
Northwest Suppliers: Working To Meet South Korea's Rising Demands for
Milling-Quality Wheat
U.S. wheat farmers,
breeders and researchers are trying to satisfy the increasing - and increasingly
demanding - South Korean Market.
Trade
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