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…
Soybean Oil
Soy Oil Masters Classes Meet Customer Needs for Knowledge
Soy Oil Masters Classes in Japan and Korea are one of the U.S. Soybean Export Council’s (USSEC) innovative approaches to meeting customer needs. USSEC’s first…
Market Access
Market Access Helps Exporters Build Relationships with U.S. Soy Buyers
As an exporter, Brian Arnold depends on market access. He credits the U.S. Soybean Export Council with keeping him updated on market access issues and…
Market Access
When We Work Together, We All Win
Harvest. This time of year, it’s top of mind for U.S. Soy farmers. And this year, we’re not only thinking about harvesting our crops, but…
Market Access
Relationships Key to Trust Between U.S. Soy and its Customers
Ken Isley, U.S. Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service Administrator, says relationships between the U.S. Soy industry and its customers are necessary in order to…
Innovation
U.S. Soy Presents Message of Commitment to Americas Buyers
Regional feed industry thought leaders, executives, and government officials recently met in Cartagena, Colombia for the Americas region’s penultimate buyers’ conference of 2018. The event,…
Economics
An Industry Up for A Challenge
“There is no more noble profession than growing food,” Director of Foreign Agriculture Services (FAS) for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Ken Isley, recently…
Quality
Bangladeshi Customer Prefers U.S. Soy for Quality, Delivery Commitment
Manzoor Elahi of Bangladesh’s Paragon Group recently visited U.S. Soy farms and processing and transportation facilities in Kansas. His company manufactures animal feed. He says…
Economics
A Growing World Population Wants More Soybeans
Did you know that in 1970 there were fewer than half the number of people on the planet than there are today? It’s true –…
Buyers
Asia Subcontinent Customers Tour U.S. Soy Exporter Facilities
As part of their trip to the 2018 U.S. Soy Global Trade Exchange, a trade team from the Asia Subcontinent visited The DeLong Company, an…
Buyers
U.S. Soy Industry Efforts Remain Diligent in China Markets
There has been no shortage of media coverage and news regarding trade relations between the U.S. and China; much of the attention has focused on…
Buyers
Relationships Hold Firm: Chinese Trade Team Visits with Missouri Soybean Farmers
As the trade skirmish continues, U.S. Soy and Chinese buyers maintain their long-term partnership The morning of August 28 was exceptionally hot and humid, even…
Buyers
U.S. Soy Regional Trade Exchanges Help Bridge Relationships
The U.S. Soy industry’s regional trade exchanges help bring buyers and sellers together in an environment that encourages commercial transactions. In July 2018, the U.S.…
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…