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U.S. Soybean Growers Celebrate 50 Years of Market Development in Japan
Here’s an inside look at the work of the American Soybean Association and its affiliates to develop markets for U.S. soybeans in one of the United States’ largest agricultural markets.

U.S. Exporter Assistance

Trade Shows and Other Opportunities--New
Here is a list of trade shows and promotional opportunities endorsed or otherwise sponsored by FAS.
Commodities and Products
Biofuels Coming Online: International Biofuel Use Expands--New
With the price of crude hitting new records, FAS is keeping an eye on eco-friendly biofuels.

Market and Trade Data
China’s Food Service Sector Continues Sustained Growth
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Supported by steady economic growth in several industries and rising per capita incomes in urban areas, China’s HRI (hotel, institutional, and restaurant) sector has experienced double-digit growth in each of the past 15 years.

Look East to the Caribbean’s Food Ingredient Markets
The Eastern Caribbean region, particularly the islands of Trinidad and Barbados, offer good opportunities for U.S. suppliers of food and beverage ingredients.

Market and Trade Data
Belgium and the Netherlands Gearing Up for Biofuel Production
Governments in Belgium and the Netherlands have recently enacted ambitious production and consumption goals to encourage biofuel use.

Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou: Profiling Three of China’s Largest HRI Markets
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China’s general HRI (hotel, institutional, and restaurant) expansion, and the differences in its regions, can be seen in its three major markets – Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. Though they still present significant challenges, these areas also offer opportunities because of their developing economies, consumer base, and infrastructure.

Italians Have a Thirst for Beer
Italians enjoy beer, and Italian production does not satisfy their growing thirst.

     
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