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Exporter Success Stories

Read about the successes from the utilization of Food Export programs and services.

We have over 1,0000 active suppliers participating in our programs who are finding success internationally by generating new export sales, establishing new distributorships, expanding their production facilities, and hiring additional employees. Read a few of our most recent supplier highlights.

 

Indiana Supplier Benefits from Food Export’s Market Builder Program

Indiana Supplier Benefits from Food Export’s Market Builder Program

Since its inception in 1996, Vesta Ingredients has focused on their endeavor to ensure the availability of world class, high-quality nutraceutical supplements at affordable prices, across the globe.
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Ohio Pet Food Supplier Gains Market Shares in South Korea and Taiwan

Ohio Pet Food Supplier Gains Market Shares in South Korea and Taiwan

Founded by veterinarian, Dr. Gary Cotton, DVM ("Dr. Gary"), Best Breed Inc. is a family-owned holistic pet food company based out of Findlay, Ohio.
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Massachusetts Seafood Supplier Expands Global Exports with Food Export-Northeast Branded Program

Massachusetts Seafood Supplier Expands Global Exports with Food Export-Northeast Branded Program

In 2020, East Coast Seafood, from New Bedford, Massachusetts, participated in Food Export-Northeast's Branded Program, to maximize their international market advertising promotions.
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First-Time Market Sale for Connecticut Supplier

First-Time Market Sale for Connecticut Supplier

In 2020 Westport, Connecticut-based Provisionaire & Co. LLC dba Field Trip participated in Food Export-Northeast's Branded Program to increase the awareness of their chickpea butter products in international markets.
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Learning More About Exporting

Learning More About Exporting

Karviva, certified women and minority-owned small business, is an innovative and award-winning natural food and beverage company based in Saint Louis, Missouri. They have found Food Export's educational programs to be pivotal in their export journey.
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Maintaining and Increasing Trade Interest in Taipei, Taiwan

Maintaining and Increasing Trade Interest in Taipei, Taiwan

Food Export-Midwest hosted an Agricultural Trade Promotion Program (ATP) funded Importer Education Seminar in Taiwan to maintain and increase trade interest from the market.
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Five-Year Branded Program Participant Sees Continued Export Success

Five-Year Branded Program Participant Sees Continued Export Success

Located in South Portland, Maine, in the 1st Congressional District, resides Belle Cove LLC a five-year participant of Food Export-Northeast's Branded Program.
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Trade Seminars in China Grow Interest in American Products

Trade Seminars in China Grow Interest in American Products

Food Export-Midwest and Food Export-Northeast hosted a series of trade seminars to allow Chinese traders and buyers gain a better understanding of the work done by Food Export in China.
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Eleven-Year Participant Still Growing Exports with Food Export

Eleven-Year Participant Still Growing Exports with Food Export

J & J Corp dba Soyko International, Circle Seeds, a participant in Food Export-Midwest programs and services since 2002 has gained success in Japan in 2019 after participating in the Market Access Program (MAP) funded Branded Program and attending Seoul Food & Hotel using Food Export's Food Show PLUS! services.
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