Learn about two great opportunities for Northeast US seafood suppliers to consider in Asia happening this Fall!
This Fall, Food Export–Northeast has two great opportunities for Northeast US seafood suppliers to consider for growing their business in Asia: Suppliers may travel to Taipei to exhibit at the Taiwan Fisheries & Seafood Show between September 1-3, 2022. Additionally, despite travel restrictions to mainland China, Food Export–Northeast is offering suppliers a showcase opportunity at the China Fisheries & Seafood Expo, being hosted in Qingdao October 26-28, 2022.
For both opportunities, suppliers can utilize the Branded Program for a 50% cost-share reimbursement of travel and/or exhibiting expenses. If you’re interested in participating, please find details below.
Join the Food Export–Northeast team in Taipei this coming September to showcase your Northeast US seafood products including lobster, scallops, oysters, whelk, surf clams, sea cucumber, finfish, and shellfish. Eligible Northeast US seafood companies who are interested in exhibiting at the Taiwan Fisheries & Seafood Show can take advantage of Food Show PLUS!ä services provided by our local In-Market Representative. This service includes:
China Fisheries & Seafood Expo is the most prominent tradeshow for mainland China, representing a great opportunity for Northeast US seafood suppliers to grow their seafood business in this high-demand market. Despite current travel restrictions, Northeast US seafood suppliers can participate virtually in this event by being included in Food Export–Northeast’s showcase.
Food Export’s In-Market Representative will hold calls with each participating supplier in advance of the show to discuss their company’s objectives for participation (e.g., meeting new buyers or reconnecting with previous customers). Suppliers will have the opportunity to provide company profiles and may send digital or printed materials in advance of the show to promote their brand. Food Export–Northeast’s In-Market Representative will promote participating suppliers to buyers before and during the show, and all participating suppliers will receive a detailed post-show report with leads generated for their products. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore new export opportunities in China without leaving the comfort of home this October. Learn more.
For more information on the Taiwan and China seafood tradeshows, please visit the Food Export website, or get in touch with Food Export–Northeast’s Seafood Program Coordinator, Colleen Coyne.
With its extensive programs and educational offerings, Food Export USA–Northeast (Food Export–Northeast) is recognized as the preeminent expert and cost-effective resource for Northeast seafood and agricultural suppliers looking to sell their products overseas. Founded in 1973, Food Export–Northeast is a non-profit organization that works collaboratively with its 10 member states’ agricultural promotion agencies from Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont, to facilitate trade between suppliers and worldwide importers and to promote the export of food, agricultural and seafood products from those states. Since its founding, the organization has helped Northeast seafood suppliers gain access to a broad range of export markets, supported overseas in-market educational and promotional programs, and offers emerging suppliers access to funds to help grow their export business. The organization is funded through the Market Access Program (MAP), administered by the USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service. Learn more about us and what we do for the Northeast seafood industry here. Contact us.
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