US Ag Exports to Taiwan 'Promising,' USDA Says

U.S. agricultural exports to Taiwan remain promising due to continued demand for “western-style food options,” the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service said in an Oct. 3 report. The agency said U.S. agricultural exports to Taiwan rose by 17.5% from 2020 to 2021, adding that U.S soybeans, beef, wheat and poultry make up significant shares of Taiwan imports. But competition in a few products has recently “intensified,” USDA said, including for bulk products from Brazil and Argentina. The report provides an outlook for U.S. exporters of meat, pet food, wine and more.