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West African jams in U.S. are a sweet success |
 In the newsletter this month, learn how Zena Exotic Fruits is succeeding in reaching out to new markets. In 1984, Zena Exotic Fruits had only three employees producing and selling small quantities of mango jam locally in Dakar, Senegal. Today, thanks to its owners’ ambitions and expert advice, its 42 employees – 30 of them women – are producing 700 tons of uniquely West African jams, jellies, marmalades and syrups annually for global export.
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Welcome to West Africa's one-stop trade shop.
The USAID West Africa Trade Hub works through the African Global Competitiveness Initiative to make trade happen in 21 countries across the region. Whether you're looking to buy or sell West African goods, find out more about exporting duty-free to the U.S. under AGOA, or just learn more about business in this part of the world, you'll discover answers and connections here.
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