Are you looking for new customers, increased sales, and opportunities to grow your business? International markets offer tremendous potential for New York food, beverage, agricultural, and value-added food producers, and now may be the perfect time to explore exporting.
Join the NY Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and Food Export Northeast for an informative webinar designed to help New York companies capitalize on global demand for high-quality U.S. food and agricultural products. Learn how exporting can help diversify your customer base, increase revenue, and strengthen your business while taking advantage of programs specifically designed to support food exporters.
This webinar will highlight the valuable resources and services available through Food Export Northeast, including export education, market research, international buyer matchmaking, and funding opportunities that can help reduce the cost and risk of entering new markets.
Participants will also receive an exclusive overview of the upcoming Food Export Northeast Buyer Mission in Albany, where qualified international buyers travel to New York to meet one-on-one with U.S. food and agricultural suppliers. This unique event provides companies with direct access to potential distributors, importers, and buyers from around the world—without the time and expense of international travel.
During this webinar, you'll learn:
Why exporting is an effective growth strategy for food and agricultural businesses
International market opportunities for New York food and beverage products
Food Export Northeast programs, services, and funding opportunities
How to connect with qualified international buyers
What to expect from the upcoming Buyer Mission in Albany
Export readiness considerations and next steps
Resources available through the NY SBDC and partner organizations
Whether you are new to exporting or already selling internationally, this webinar will provide valuable insights and resources to help your company expand its global reach.
Who Should Attend:
Food manufacturers, beverage producers, specialty food companies, agricultural producers, processors, private-label manufacturers, and other New York food and agricultural businesses interested in growing sales through exports