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A closer agricultural trade relationship between the U.S. and China will benefit both countries. Wisconsin, as one of the largest agricultural states, can take the lead and explore opportunities in exporting agricultural products to China.
People in Colombia, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico are basing their choices for food on taste, simplicity and transparency, health benefits, and the authenticity and sustainability of natural ingredients. For that, they are willing to pay more.
Priorities include infrastructure, agriculture and manufacturing, with major investments planned for projects in these areas.
South Koreans are highly influenced by trends and a taste for Western consumer goods, and their increasing interest in imported dairy products could open opportunities for Wisconsin cheese producers.
Products and supplies for home gardeners and urban farms are in demand.
Wisconsin’s forest products industry could benefit from increased imports of wood to India.
The market depends on imports since it does not produce enough to meet domestic demand.
High-impact projects have been identified in horticultural robotics, disruptive technologies in nutrients, and venture capital for agritech.
An aging agricultural labor force is among the factors driving the need for high-tech solutions.
Although the country is home to one of the most vibrant and diverse agricultural sectors in Africa, and is a net exporter, production and investment in capital assets have been declining.
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