August 1998
Volume X, No. 8
Features
On the Business Front,
South of the Border: ANTAD ‘98
Take in the excitement of Mexico’s largest annual retail
and supermarket show, as seen through the eyes of our man in
Guadalajara.
Making Export Services Work for You
The Foreign Agricultural Service has an array of services for both new and experienced exporters.
An Armchair Guide on
Exporting to Germany
If you’re interested in shipping to the largest import market in Europe--one with a $46-billion-a-year tab--check out these requirements.
Sub-Saharan 
Africa:
Turning to the Future
USDA has expanded program horizons for Sub-Saharan Africa.
Nigeria’s Poultry Market: Can It Come Back?
This once-thriving poultry sector has fallen on hard times. One factor--a ban on imported corn--has caused much of the decline.
Opportunities in the Americas: 15 Hot Picks
Some of Asia’s best prospects have cooled, but there are hot markets closer to home.
| Editor Jeanne McLaughlin 202-720-0061 |
Writers Mary Rekas Eric Van Chantfort Donald Washington |
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