Marketplace
The Value of U.S. Soy is Stronger than Ever
High quality U.S. Soy is always a good value, but especially right now. While trade…
Demand
Standing Out Among the Competition
Being in demand is a good thing, and that’s exactly where U.S. Soy finds itself. Over the last few decades, global populations have expanded, incomes…
Marketplace
Beyond China: A Closer Look at Asia’s Other Soybean Markets
Every farmer knows that his or her soybeans have a good possibility of ending up in China, but there are many other strong export markets…
Buyers
How to Buy U.S. Soy
U.S. Soy offers international buyers many advantages, both in quality and dependability of supply. Here are some tips and resources to help you begin your…
Exports
Soy Exports Power the Industry
Soybeans are the most valuable agricultural commodity exported from the United States, accounting for more than $28 billion in export value in 2017. This is…
Exports
Building a Preference
It’s more than just his convenient location that makes Doug Schroeder’s Illinois farm a popular destination for visiting international trade teams. He’s also a strong…
Demand
U.S. Soybeans Needed to Feed a Growing Demand
Comfort food, warm and satisfying, fills hearts and stomachs around the world. Those meals include a rich, filling protein. And U.S. soy exports are a…
Marketplace
Europe Poised To Buy More U.S. Soy
Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) leaders have an opportunity to help the United States become Europe’s top soybean supplier as predicted by Rabobank International. One of…
Buyers
International Trade Teams Connect Soybean Buyers with U.S. Farmers
Relationship building is key to trust between buyers and sellers of U.S. Soy According to the U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. soybean farmers exported a record…
Marketplace
Feeding China’s Appetite for Soy
Now more than ever, China is on the minds of U.S. soybean producers. While tariffs are of concern to farmers in Missouri and in every…
End Users
Latin American Animal Utilization Customers Seek U.S. Soybean Meal for its Superior Composition
USSEC consultant Gerardo Luna talks about his 18 years working as a consultant to the U.S. soy industry in the Americas region. He says that…
Demand
Analyst Predicts South Asia as Next Big Boom Market for U.S. Soy
China is not the only buyer of U.S. soy in Asia. Opportunities exist for short- and long-term demand growth in Bangladesh, Pakistan and India, according…
Marketplace
Around the World With U.S. Soy: The Middle East and North Africa
This is part of a series of snapshots from around the world with the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC). U.S. Soy has a presence in…
Market Access
Sustainability is a Differentiator for U.S. Soy in Europe and the Middle East
Brent Babb, USSEC Regional Director – EU/MENA, says that 25 countries import U.S. soy in his region. U.S soybean meal is prized for its high…
Exports
U.S. Soy Responds to Tariff Announcement
ST. LOUIS (June 18, 2018) – In response to the announcement regarding U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, the American Soybean Association (ASA), the U.S. Soybean…
Marketplace
Asian Buyers Value U.S. Soy for Quality and Industry Support
Thirteenth Southeast Asia Buyers Conference Showcases U.S. Innovation, Reliability In March, the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) hosted its thirteenth annual Southeast Asia Soy Food…
End Users
South American Soybean Oil Buyer Values Sustainability
Eduardo Leñero Villegas is in charge of sourcing and trading and sustainability commitment for AarhusKarlshamn México SA de CV (AAK) in Mexico and Colombia. He…