Posting Date: 7/24/2024
Food Export – Midwest and Food Export – Northeast are seeking one or more individuals/companies to be their In-Market Representative and assist in the execution of all responsibilities pursuant to their market development programs for processed foods, pet foods, food and animal feed ingredients, Northeastern US seafood products and/or wood products in the Caribbean market. These activities include Food Show PLUS!™, Market Builder, Focused Trade Missions, Buyers Missions, Virtual Consultation, Lead Qualification Service, Product Showcases, Retail and Foodservice Promotions, Importer Education and Development, Trade Servicing, market research, market development and special projects for the year. The selected In-Market Representative(s) will be responsible for the aforementioned activities during our 2026 Program Year from January 1 to
December 31, 2026.
The contractor must be able to cite previous experience in planning and conducting similar activities for food and agricultural products, and working effectively with people and by telephone, email and in person. Previous experience with not-for-profit groups, international marketing, food and/or agricultural groups will be considered favorably.
The deadline for proposals is 12:00 noon ET on Friday, June 27, 2025. Only emailed
proposals will be accepted.
Questions should be directed to:
Femke Bosch
International Marketing Program Manager
Food Export Association of the Midwest USA
Phone: (312) 334-9201
Email: fbosch@foodexport.org
Please send proposals to:
Joy F. Canono
Food Export USA – Northeast
Email: jcanono@foodexport.org
Download the full Request for Proposal for In-Market Representative in the Caribbean.
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