South Koreans are drinking more imported wine than ever—at home
Both wine and whiskey sales are on the rise, so Wisconsin wineries and distilleries may want to consider exporting their products to South Korea.
Brazil’s fertile fertilizer market
Wisconsin agrochemical companies have a large potential market in Brazil—the world’s fourth largest consumer of fertilizer nutrients.
UK agriculture works to shrink its environmental footprint
Farming, agricultural and related sectors have become increasingly important in the UK and are areas where Wisconsin companies could collaborate and engage with UK companies, research organizations, universities and other stakeholders to their mutual benefit.
Vietnam moves to clean up its wastewater
Water and wastewater technology represent a key sector for the state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee, home to the Global Water Center, is a mecca for water-related business and research.
South Korea’s appetite grows for edible insects
The edible insect market in Korea has been steadily growing and there may be market opportunities for Wisconsin companies.
Canadians turn to pets as pandemic relief
Wisconsin businesses specializing in the pet product industry may find opportunity within the growing Canadian pet market.
China’s thriving pet food market brings future opportunities
With China’s increasing demand for pet food, consumers could welcome products from Wisconsin’s high-quality pet food companies.
Industry confidence spurs expansion plans for Australian dairy farmers
Wisconsin exporters with expertise in dairy farming equipment, dairy processing machinery and irrigation systems may find export opportunities as Australian dairy farmers invest in their operations.
Demand for organic food ripens in Latin America, Symrise reports
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.
Pandemic sways South Korean consumers toward dairy products
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.
