High energy costs and the impact of climate change are pushing Chile’s lucrative agriculture sector to adopt efficient equipment and technologies. 

U.S. quick-service restaurant (QSR) franchises, especially in the baked goods sector, may have strong growth opportunities in China’s Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities.

United Arab Emirates – Federal Companies Law is Amended to Allow 100% Foreign Ownership. 

A new regulatory body in Panama will oversee food imports and phytosanitary standards.

Mozambique is vulnerable to hazardous weather events. U.S. companies that can offer sustainable construction solutions are encouraged to consider this market.

The Government of Italy (GOI) approved a decree to counter the impact of Covid-19 on the Italian economy. 

Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country and spends approximately $22 billion annually on food imports.

Opportunities for U.S. agriculture companies with agri-tech solutions should consider their suitability in Kenya. 

In Ukraine there are significant opportunities for U.S. suppliers of agricultural machinery and equipment.

Ukraine’s land reform opens opportunities for the modernization of irrigation systems. 

U.S. companies that offer cold storage technologies will find growing demand in Mozambique.

Australian independent distributors of high end industrial goods have expressed interest in sourcing high-end U.S.-made products that might be used by both trade and DIY customers.

Poland’s agricultural economy is shifting away from subsistence agriculture and labor-intensive farming and making progress toward larger-scale commercial production.

Papua New Guinea’s developing infrastructure provides many opportunities to export goods such as processed foods, pharmaceuticals, industrial/hardware/mining supplies and aviation equipment.

Taiwan presents opportunities for qualified American agricultural technology producers.