USDA Foreign Agricultural Service,update

 

STAKEHOLDER NOTICE – Announcing Partnership with Auburn University to Implement Marketing Tours for U.S. Poultry The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service is awarding a $112,500.00 agreement to Auburn University to design and host a 2-week marketing program in the United States to educate international buyers from the Eurasian region on the superiority of U.S. poultry meat and arrange business connections between U.S. industry and Georgian buyers. This award is being made following a competitive application process under an Interagency Agreement with State Department’s Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia to advance American agricultural interests in Eastern Europe, the South Caucasus and Central Asia through a portfolio of projects called ‘Coordinating Agricultural Development & Innovation" (CADI). The marketing program funded by this award will promote U.S. poultry exports to the country of Georgia and the region by educating foreign buyers on the superiority of U.S. agricultural products and arrange business connections with U.S. producers, processors, and exporters, opening doors and delivering results for U.S. exporters by giving them the opportunity to build relationships with international buyers and generate sales.