Meet SSGA’s new market development project manager
Lee Steinhauer has been involved in ag production pretty much since the day he was born. He grew up on a farm in southern Minnesota, one he continues to visit […]
Entries by Katelyn Engquist
Competitive Shipping: Coverage of exporter challenges, FMC action
Compiled by Bruce Abbe, SSGA Adviser for Trade and Transportation Here are additional industry news reports and links from the past week to provide deeper background on the current crisis […]
Technically Speaking: SSGA gives IP presentation to Japan, Korea
SSGA gives IP presentation to Japan, Korea Last week, SSGA Technical Adviser for North Asia Alyson Segawa spoke about promoting U.S. IP premium field crops to more than 160 key […]
FAS Manila to co-host ‘Ease of Doing Business’ webinar
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) Manila will co-host a webinar with ARTA, the Philippines Anti-Red Tape Authority entitled “Ease of Doing Business: Delivering Safe Food and Agricultural Products” on Tuesday, […]
Farmers continue to grow IP message
If IP starts on the farm, the IP message starts there, too. Continuing its commitment to including growers to tell the identity-preserved story, the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance sponsored […]
Technically Speaking: Trends signal opportunities for specialty grains in Japan, Korea
By Alyson Segawa, SSGA Technical Adviser, North Asia Japan and South Korea are recognized as global leaders in sustainable development. As these governments have displayed a commitment to environmental sustainability, […]
Container access, suspension of ag shipments draw attention, coverage
Last week’s Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance report about an unexpected move by an ocean carrier to suspend U.S. agriculture container export shipments has drawn considerable coverage and attention in […]
Technically Speaking: Increased non-GMO specialty grains use in North Asia is reason for optimism
By Alyson Segawa, SSGA Technical Adviser, North Asia The North Asian countries of Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China hold continued potential for the U.S. specialty grains market. While overall […]
Suspension of overseas ag container shipments is blow to US ag community
Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance members were shocked to learn this week that shipments of agricultural products by containers are being discontinued by a major shipping line, effective immediately and […]
Study shows food-grade soybean acreage on the rise
In 2020, U.S. producers grew 2.6 million acres of non-GMO food-grade soybeans. That represented an increase of 7% from 2019, according to a USSEC study. The Non-GMO Food-Grade Soybeans Quantification […]
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