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U.S.
Imports Making Comeback in Argentina
Economic recovery in
Argentina means more disposable income for buying premium value-added products
and ingredients.
Demand
for Kosher in Brazil
There are increasing
opportunities in Brazil for U.S. kosher supplies.
U.S.-Chile
FTA Brings New Opportunities for U.S.
Exporters
The short answer is
yes, the new free trade agreement will boost the Chilean economy and reduce tariffs for U.S. goods.
 Austrians
Acquire Taste for Convenience
Food sales opportunities in this country continue to expand for U.S. exporters,
even as a strong euro and sluggish trade slow Austria's export-driven economy.
Focus
on Emerging Chinese Market: Kunming
Robust economic growth and steadily rising incomes in Kunming, capital of
China's Yunnan Province, pique the interests of U.S. exporters.
 Japan:
Swelling Prospects for U.S. Wines
The deregulation of alcohol retailing in Japan,
along with consumers' growing sophistication
and willingness to try novel tastes, present new opportunities for U.S. wine
suppliers.
Trade
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