Not noodling about
South Korea’s noodle industry heavily relies on U.S. wheat, with rising demand driven by instant noodle exports and successful flour blending innovations by U.S. Wheat Associates.
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South Korea’s noodle industry heavily relies on U.S. wheat, with rising demand driven by instant noodle exports and successful flour blending innovations by U.S. Wheat Associates.
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U.S. wheat access to Indonesia was preserved in 2025 after a trade barrier was lifted through coordinated industry diplomacy, boosting sales and reaffirming farmer-funded market efforts.
Mike Carstensen elected USW secretary-treasurer for 2025–26, honoring his leadership in trade policy and dedication to Washington wheat growers.
From Eastern Washington to the world state Read More »
Brian Liedl named USW VP of overseas ops. With 20+ years in wheat trade, he’ll lead global market efforts from Portland, partnering with commissions and overseas teams.
Liedl named USW VP of overseas operations Read More »
USW hosted back-to-back marketing conferences in Asia, uniting over 300 wheat buyers and experts. The events fostered relationships, shared insights, and launched impactful B2B meetings.
A global perspective Read More »
Each year from June through October, the Washington Grain Commission (WGC) welcomes international wheat buyers who travel thousands of miles to see the source of their supply. These trade teams are composed of flour millers, bakers, food manufacturers, and grain buyers — many of whom rely on the quality and consistency of Washington-grown wheat classes,
Growers, meet your wheat customers Read More »
South America is a growing market for U.S. soft white wheat, with Chile, Peru, and Colombia showing increased interest despite logistical and pricing challenges.
Industry eyes South American potential Read More »
The Washington grain industry is closely monitoring the recent announcements regarding tariffs and potential trade barriers. This article will be updated as information becomes available.
Wheat market update Read More »
Washington state leads in soft white wheat production, with 85% of its crop grown as SW. Key international markets drive strong demand for this versatile wheat.
Washington wheat: A favorite for SW exports Read More »
In 2024-25, U.S. soft white wheat purchases from Mexico more than doubled due to competitive pricing and promotion, potentially signaling a shift benefiting Washington’s wheat growers.
Meeting Mexico’s market needs Read More »