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U.S. Agribusinesses Build Trade Relationships, Seek Export Success in China

March 26, 2012 Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Michael Scuse

It is my pleasure to be in China, leading USDA’s largest-ever agricultural trade mission in the cities of Chengdu and Shanghai from March 23-28. I am joined by 39 U.S. businesses representing a wide variety of products, including fresh and frozen produce, dairy, wine, consumer-oriented products...

Trade

New Foreign Service Officers to Face Unique Challenges in Promoting U.S. Agriculture Abroad

February 23, 2011 Katie Gorscak, FAS Public Affairs, Washington, D.C,

This week, seven Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) employees were sworn in as Foreign Service Officers during a ceremony at USDA in Washington, D.C. This group of newly minted Foreign Service Officers will be posted in locales around the world, from Moscow to Brasilia, in their first positions in...

Trade

FFAS Deputy Under Secretary Vetter Travels to Kenya to Recognize World Food Program Projects and Their Impact on Food Security

May 21, 2010 Darci Vetter, Deputy Under Security for USDA’s Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services

I recently returned from Nairobi, where I got a firsthand look at USDA's food aid programs. Due to volcanic ash in Europe, my arrival was delayed by 36 hours. I tried to outmaneuver the cloud by taking the scenic route -- Washington to Boston to Amsterdam to Paris to Nairobi. While I enjoyed my...

Food and Nutrition Trade

Recognizing the Work of Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Iraq

March 29, 2010 acampbell

In Washington, DC today, Farm and Foreign Agricultural Deputy Under Secretary Darci Vetter accepted an American flag that flew above the U. S. Regional Embassy Office at Al Hillah, Iraq in recognition of USDA employees’ contributions on Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) in Iraq.

Food and Nutrition Trade
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