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Five Tips for Getting the Most out of Virtual 1-on-1 Meetings
Buyers Missions

Five Tips for Getting the Most out of Virtual 1-on-1 Meetings

February 1, 2021

In 2020 we had to adapt many of our events to being virtual because of the ongoing nature of the pandemic. We've learned a lot about virtual events and virtual meetings in the process. Here are 5 tips we want to share with anyone who has upcoming virtual meetings with international buyers.

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An Inside Look at Food Export’s Buyer Nomination Process
Buyers Missions

An Inside Look at Food Export’s Buyer Nomination Process

April 12, 2019

Get a behind the scenes look at all the work that goes into nominating, vetting, and selecting international buyers to participate in Food Export events.

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New Market Entry Activities Available for 2019!
Buyers Missions

New Market Entry Activities Available for 2019!

September 18, 2018

The 2019 Food Export Activity Calendar is LIVE! Here is a look at all of the NEW activities we have in store for 2019, as well as a look at our Food Show PLUS! services designed to help maximize your trade show success!

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