 Neighbor to
Neighbor: FAS Helps After Hurricane
When Hurricane
Mitch did its worst-we sent our best. Here's how FAS work
with other USDA agencies to aid communities in Nicaragua,
Guatemala and Honduras.
 Checkmate: Stopping
Pathogen
Spread After Mitch
Hurricane Mitch floods gave pets and disease a
free ride into areas which had previously eradicated
them. FAS is coordinating a USDA-wide effort to control
their spread.
 U.S. Fruit Exports Find Sweet
Market in New Zealand
Produce
sellers, make it a point to call on that faraway fruit
market we know as New Zealand.
Opening
the Dairy Door to the European Union
If you plan to sell cheddar-poppers to Paris
or mozzarella sticks to Milan, you should know about a
special FDA list.
 Modern Pegasus: U.S.
Thoroughbreds Wow South Korea
Flying horses
leap from mythology into modern-day exporting. But these
steeds ride in 747s and prove to the world that U.S.
racehorses are winners.
USDA + New England Culinary
Institute= Recipe for Success
Combine luscious
U.S. food products and an award-winning chef with a flair
for the dramatic. The result is sales, sales, sales at a
Canadian food show.
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July 2000
Volume XII, No. 7 Published by
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Foreign Agricultural Service
Editor
Jeanne McLaughlin
(202) 720-0061
Writers
Lynn Goldsbrough
Jill Lee
Jeanne McLaughlin
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