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Exporter Success Stories

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

We have over 1,000 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.

 

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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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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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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Michigan Produce Grows Exports to Hong Kong & Japan

Michigan Produce Grows Exports to Hong Kong & Japan

North Bay Produce from Traverse City, Michigan used Food Export-Midwest's Branded Program funding to increase exports of their blueberries and apples to Hong Kong and Japan by taking advantage of the 50% cost reimbursement through the Market Access Program (MAP) funded program.
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Export Sale to China for Chicago Company

Export Sale to China for Chicago Company

Food Export-Midwest's Sweets and Snacks Buyers Mission brings together U.S. Snack Suppliers and international buyers for one-on-one meetings during the biggest national candy trade show each year.
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Export Advisor Program Grows Exports for New York Supplier

Export Advisor Program Grows Exports for New York Supplier

In 2020, Katz Gluten Free of Mountainville, New York participated in Food Export-Northeast's Export Advisor Program to prepare for international exporting.
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Chicago-Based BBQ Supplier Finds International Success

Chicago-Based BBQ Supplier Finds International Success

In 2019 Lillie's Q Sauces and Rubs LLC, from Chicago, Illinois participated in the Food Export-Midwest Branded Program as well as a variety of other programs and services.
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