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New Zealand Retailers Are Ready To Buyphoto - man grocery shopping
New Zealand's retail food sector offers U.S. exporters marketing opportunities for a broad spectrum of consumer-ready products.

photo - landmarkNew Zealand Consumers Opt for Quality
New Zealand's mostly urban population provides a ready marketplace for U.S. consumer-oriented products.

Australians Crave Innovative Confectioneryphoto - sweets
Australians' fondness for things sweet converts to sweet profits for U.S. confectionery suppliers.

photo - view of sidewalk sign and rosesU.S. Consumer-Oriented Products Hit the Mark with German Consumers
A slowing economy hasn't put the kibosh on a growing consumer-oriented food market in Germany.

Poland Looks West as its Economic Possibilities Expandphoto - meats and cheese
This article is the first in a series that AgExporter plans to run on the 10 Central and East European countries preparing for full EU membership, and what their accessions are likely to mean for U.S. agricultural trade. As Poland prepares for membership, prospects for U.S. agricultural exports are changing

photo - dairy productsU.S. Dairy Products Selling Well in Mexico
NAFTA tariff reductions plus Mexico's population and income growth add up to more imports of U.S. dairy products.

Liberalization Steams Up Hong Kong's Rice Market
A competitive price and a quality product will now determine success in Hong Kong's liberalized rice trade climate.

Trade Notes

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Last modified: Thursday, October 14, 2004 PM

 
 
  July 2003
  Volume XV, No. 7

  Published by
  U.S. Department of Agriculture
  Foreign Agricultural Service

  Editor
  Priscilla Glynn
  (202) 720-7115

  Writers
   Mary Rekas
   Harold Kanarek
   Donald Washington 
  
 

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