October 1998
Volume X, No. 10
Features
Philippines: Potential Asian Powerhouse?
Now is the time to spot
markets in Southeast Asia. When recovery comes, U.S. exporters
will be positioned to score.
Singaporean Pets Pant for U.S. Pet Food
Affluent Singaporeans want only the best for their coddled pets, and tasty treats from the United States fill the bill.
Wine Sales Rack Up Vintage
Years in Singapore
As in other Southeast Asian countries, increasing numbers of Singapore residents are enjoying the pleasure of a glass of U.S. wine.
Cattle Genestocks: Trends on the Trail to Mexico
The cattle trade to the south is evolving, thanks not only to genetics technology and NAFTA, but also to structural changes in Mexico.
Ecuador: U.S. Made’s in the Shade
Ecuadorean consumers clamor for U.S. prepared foods. Now if
someone could cut that red tape in customs. . .
Check Out "Cash and Carry" in South Africa
Although South Africa’s supermarkets are today’s food importers, the "cash and carry" wholesalers may be tomorrow’s market.
Want to get your feet wet in the European market? Belgium’s friendly marketplace provides a favorable testing ground for exporters.
| Editor Jeanne McLaughlin 202-720-0061 |
Writers Jeanne McLaughlin Mary Rekas |
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