SALEM, Ore. — Register now and participate in personalized business meetings with Latin American buyers seeking ingredients and food service products from Oregon. Latin America is one of the largest aggregate markets for Oregon agricultural businesses. For example, Mexico is the third largest market for Oregon food and agricultural exports.

As closer international trade continues to grow, the proximity of Mexico and other Latin American countries only continues to elevate their importance for Oregon agriculture. During this ingredient and food service inbound Aug. 12-15, connect with buyers, present your products, and receive direct feedback on market fit and opportunities.

If you specialize in any food service and ingredient products, this not-to-be-missed event promises a plethora of opportunities for direct engagement with key buyers from Latin America.

The inbound will be split into two legs for buyers with two days in Idaho, and two days in Oregon. Register now to participate and connect with the increasingly critical markets of Latin America.

Benefits of participation:

• Engage with pre-qualified buyers from Mexico & Latin America
• Acquire up-to-date market intelligence, consumer preferences, and trends
• Participate in 1:1 meetings with buyers
• Begin exporting to target countries and markets

Participation fee: $25

Register before the deadline: July 28, 2024

To register for the Latin American ingredient and food service inbound, click here.

— Oregon Department of Agriculture

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