USDA Foreign Agricultural Service

The United States Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) is a government agency based in Washington, DC. With 644 employees, FAS plays a vital role in promoting U.S. agricultural exports and ensuring global food security. FAS works to connect U.S. agricultural producers with international markets, providing vital market intelligence, trade promotion services, and support for agricultural trade agreements. Their services encompass a wide range of commodities, from crops and livestock products to processed foods and agricultural inputs. The agency distinguishes itself through its deep understanding of global agricultural markets and its commitment to building strong relationships with international partners. FAS plays a critical role in addressing global food security challenges by analyzing agricultural trends, monitoring market conditions, and fostering collaboration among nations. For further information or to explore export opportunities, please visit FAS's website at fas.usda.gov.