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• Greeks have eye on pet foods 

  Until recently, pet dogs and cats in Greece lived outside the home and were fed mostly table scraps. The traditional Greek perception was that pets...

  12/01/04 by Joanna Apergis · More from publication

• U.S. confectionery sweetens exports to South Korea 

  In 2003, South Koreans indulged a national sweet tooth when 49 million consumers spent $1.8 billion on confectionery products. Of this amount, $167...

  12/01/04 by Seh Won Kim · More from publication

• Israel's seafood market, an opportunity in the making for U.S. exporters 

  Israel is one of the largest seafood markets in the Middle East, with annual consumption of over 70,000 metric tons. Despite recent growth in...

  12/01/04 by Yossef Barak Gilad Shachar Souleymane Diaby · More from publication

• International advertising with FAS! 

  What Are Buyer Alerts? FAS Buyer Alerts inform foreign buyers about U.S. products and the companies that offer them. This biweekly newsletter is...

  12/01/04 · More from publication

• First wood frame housing construction license issued in China 

  In September, China's Ministry of Construction issued its first wood frame housing construction license, which went to a subsidiary of a U.S....

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• Cruising for new markets in the Mediterranean? 

  Think of a cruise and you may envision travel to beautiful ports of call in the Caribbean and Mediterranean. To U.S. high-value food suppliers,...

  12/01/04 by Joanna Apergis · More from publication

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