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Identify opportunities in international markets and meet potential buyers.

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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.

Pretzels Bound for South Korea

Pretzels Bound for South Korea

This Hatboro, Pennsylvania snack supplier received a trade lead from South Korea and turned it into a $500,000 product sale.
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Food Export Buyers Mission Participation Results in New Export Market for New Jersey Snack Supplier

Food Export Buyers Mission Participation Results in New Export Market for New Jersey Snack Supplier

Food Export's Caribbean and Latin American Buyers Mission has been a pinnacle event for supplier and buyers to create connections since 2008.
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Buffalo, New York Supplier Expands Their Retail Market Share in Panama

Buffalo, New York Supplier Expands Their Retail Market Share in Panama

Participating in Food Export's first, post-pandemic Focused Trade Mission proved to be successful for this New York based manufacturer of frozen specialty food products.
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