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Exporting South Dakota to Mexico, demystifying Mobridge, northern border jumping & the trade turnaround
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Exporting South Dakota to Mexico, demystifying Mobridge, northern border jumping & the trade turnaround

SPONSORED BY BEAL DISTRIBUTING & JUNA SLEEP SYSTEMS | South Dakota Trade's Jesse Fonkert makes a long-overdue appearance as a guest on the Scouting Report, & a surprise visit from a recovering journo.

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Film, coffee, yoga: India brings trade, culture pitch to South Dakota

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Apr 29
Film, coffee, yoga: India brings trade, culture pitch to South Dakota

South Dakota stands to gain from President Donald Trump’s push for foreign trade reform even as global trade relations face disruptions due to new U.S. tariffs.

South Dakota Trade taps new leader in wake of Trump's USDA undersecretary pick

South Dakota Trade taps new leader in wake of Trump's USDA undersecretary pick

A top official in the South Dakota Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) is leaving state government to lead the state’s top international trade advocacy organization.

South Dakotan fields questions, concerns in Senate confirmation hearing for Ag trade post

South Dakotan fields questions, concerns in Senate confirmation hearing for Ag trade post

The head of South Dakota Trade vowed to a Senate committee Tuesday to explore new international trade opportunities for U.S. farmers and ranchers as one way to shrink the country’s agriculture trade deficit.

South Dakota's international trade arm looks to capitalize on global population shifts

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June 15, 2023
South Dakota's international trade arm looks to capitalize on global population shifts

Within three decades, a quarter of the world’s population is expected to live in Africa.

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