November 1999
Volume XI, No. 11
Dear Reader
The Balance Tips Toward High-Value Consumer Foods
A special introduction
to this issue of AgExporter by the Administrator of the Foreign
Agricultural Service.
Features
The Gentle Art of
Interdependence: Advice for New Exporters
It’s a Whole New Ballgame in the Produce Biz
Checking Out Your Freight Forwarder
Shipping in the New
Millennium
Who’s Who in Exporting and International Marketing
Two
Commanding Markets at Opposite Ends of Asia
Marketing Trends: Europeans Take Kindly to the American Flag
Exporter’s Winning
Strategy: Think Fast and Stay Cool
| Editor Jeanne McLaughlin Tel.: (202) 720-0061 |
Writers Jill Lee Jeanne McLaughlin |
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