European Union: Continuing Good Prospects for US Organic Exports to the EU

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European Union: Continuing Good Prospects for US Organic Exports to the EU

The upward trend on the organic food market in the European Union (EU) continues. EU Organic sales are steadily rising. The COVID-19 pandemic seems to be an additional driver in further boosting organic sales in 2020. There are continuing good prospects for U.S. organic product exports to the EU. USDA endorsed EU trade shows like BioFach, the world’s largest organic trade fair, provide an excellent gateway for U.S. companies to establish contact with business partners. This report provides an overview of the EU market, policy, and trade related to U.S. organic exports.

European Union: Continuing Good Prospects for US Organic Exports to the EU

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Europe and Eurasia, European Union
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