Manufacturing Industry
Guide to exporting fishery products
AgExporter, June, 2002
FAS has published a new guide to assist fishery product exporters with everything from document preparation to finding industry contacts. The guide features a special section on financing options and information to help U.S. agribusinesses gain market share worldwide. U.S. exports of seafood products rose 10 percent in fiscal 2001 alone, and were valued at $3.1 billion. The free guide is on FAS' homepage: www.fas.usda.gov//ffpd/Export-Guidebook/FisheryGuide.pdf
Hard copies are available by calling FAS' Forest and Fishery Products Division at (202) 205-7763. Mail requests to USDA, FAS/FFPD, AgSTOP 1047, 1400 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20250-1047.
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