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Applications are now open for 2024 export market development programs

March 20, 2023 01:03 PM • 
Alex Heider
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The Foreign Agriculture Service is now accepting applications from eligible organizations for five export market development programs.

These programs are for the 2024 fiscal year.

USDA says the goal of these programs is to help exporters develop and maintain global markets for U.S. farm food products.

The deadline to submit applications is May 19th.

Story via USDA’s Foreign Ag Service

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