 Nordic Snack
Selling High-Value Foods in Northern Europe
When it comes
to enjoying food, Swedish consumers are on a different
wavelength than their U.S. counterparts. That's why it
pays to know somebody local.
Indonesia's Economic Recovery: A
Boon for U.S. Fruit
It's
a sign of economic recovery when Indonesia regains its
appetite for U.S. apples and citrus. It could mean a $100
million market for U.S. fresh fruit in the next decade.
 Keeping Score: How Ag Trade
Measures Up
How does
agricultural trade measure up in its importance to
farming, the economy, and the trade balance? Find out the
score in this special selection of ratings and rankings.
U.S. Strawberries Make Sweet
Sales in Japan
When the Oregon Strawberry Commission expanded its
mission into product promotion, they quickly picked up on
Japan's juicy potential.
 WUSATA-FAS
Partnership Spells Success at Grocery Showcase West
The
U.S. message comes across loud and clear in Western
Canada, especially when amplified by a strong presence at
important trade shows.
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August 2000
Volume XII, No. 8 Published by
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Foreign Agricultural Service
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Jeanne McLaughlin
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Writers
Lynn Goldsbrough
Jill Lee
Eric Van Chantfort
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