ASAE - United States Agricultural Export Development Council

United States Agricultural Export Development Council

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8233 Old Courthouse Rd, Suite 200, Vienna, VA 22182-3816, USA

United States Agricultural Export Development Council

Driving Global Agricultural Excellence: Expanding U.S. Exports, Empowering Farmers

As a pivotal force in the international trade of U.S. agricultural products, this organization plays a crucial role in enhancing the global reach of American agriculture. Comprising over 100 members including commodity trade associations, farmer cooperatives, and state regional trade groups, it collaborates closely with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service to bolster the worldwide demand and preference for diverse U.S. agricultural exports. The Council serves not only as an advocate for its members by addressing regulatory and legislative challenges but also as a knowledge resource on export-related issues. Through a mission that integrates environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic viability, it is dedicated to preserving and expanding the competitive edge of U.S. agriculture in a rapidly evolving global marketplace.

Originating as a response to the need for structured agricultural exchange and market development, the entity's roots trace back to initiatives dating from the mid-20th century, such as the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954. While initially focused on promoting U.S. agricultural products overseas through programs like Food for Peace, it has significantly evolved to become a comprehensive public-private partnership aiding diverse American commodities. Its history marks a journey of strategic growth and collaboration, fostering market opportunities for agrarians and laying the foundation for modern global trade benefits. This mission-driven association continues to impact economic development worldwide by driving exports that support American jobs, bolster farm incomes, and address trade barriers, all while embracing its role as a responsible leader in the agricultural sector.