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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2024 · 15 MIN

Challenges and Opportunities in Export Markets for U.S. Food, Beverage and Agricultural Products

from Food For Thought · host Food Processing

Food Processing attended the International Production & Processing Expo, or IPPE, in Atlanta, and participated in a news conference with Alexis Taylor, under secretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs at USDA. With the small group of journalists in attendance, under secretary Taylor offered her thoughts on the export markets currently, and also addressed two questions from FP senior editor Andy Hanacek. Hanacek asked how the outside world perceives the U.S. food system when states rush to pass legislation ahead of and often in competition with the federal regulations in place, and which U.S. products are most coveted in the export market nowadays.

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Food Processing participated in a news conference with Alexis Taylor, under secretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs at USDA at IPPE 2024, where Taylor offered her thoughts on the export markets currently and also addressed two questions from FP senior editor Andy Hanacek.

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