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Apply to be listed in Export Catalogue 2020

Application deadline to be included in the next edition is January 24.
 
Recruitment is coming to a close for the next printed Agriculture and Food Products and Services Export Catalogue. This publication is popular with international buyers and governments looking for Alberta suppliers. The Alberta Agriculture and Forestry (AF) trade team uses it during international trade shows, incoming buyers' missions and other events.
 
If you are an active exporter or are ready to expand into export markets, apply for a listing in the next edition. This catalogue is available in both printed and electronic formats.
 
This catalogue presents your products so that buyers can follow up with you for more detail, which you can provide with your existing marketing materials. There is no cost for eligible companies to be included in it.
 
Source : Alberta.ca

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