Taiwan: a market mainstay
This island nation is a loyal, long-standing U.S. wheat consumer.
export markets
Caucus members tour PNW energy facilities
During a tour through Eastern Washington, members of the Congressional Western Caucus learned about the lower Snake River dams
Calling on Colombia
Declining wheat production leaves this South American country dependent on imports. The success of USW Santiago technical activities in Colombia using soft white wheat is providing technical support from the milling process to end-product evaluation and giving clients the ability to obtain flour sourced from the PNW.
Japan remains a steady buyer
Wheat consumption has remained relatively stable in Japan due to end-product manufacturers.
Growing market looks to U.S.
Trade development activities help feed increasing wheat consumption in Philippines
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Talking about (river) transportation
WGC’s Glen Squires talks with PNWA’s Kristin Meira on the future of our rivers.
Cookie or biscuit, it’s all delicious
PNW-supported cracker production line fulfills its promise at the Wheat Marketing Center.
Promoting the best grains
Grain commission works to maintain demand for Washington grains in good and bad years.
Vietnam to eliminate U.S. wheat import tariff
Vietnam’s government will eliminate a 3 percent tariff on U.S. wheat imports effective December 30, 2021. Vietnam imports an average of about 4 million metric tons of wheat per year.