The U.S. Grains Council (USGBC) is expanding its efforts to strengthen corn and sorghum trade across global markets, responding to rising demand from feed, ethanol, and food sectors worldwide.Through trade missions, technical seminars, and partnerships with international buyers, USGBC aims to promote the reliability, quality, and sustainability of U.S. corn and sorghum. These initiatives are designed to help importers better understand U.S. grain specifications, logistics, and end-use applications, particularly in animal feed and biofuel production.
Asia remains a key focus, where growing livestock industries and expanding ethanol programs are driving higher demand for feed grains. By enhancing market access and sharing best practices, USGBC is working to position U.S. corn and sorghum as competitive and dependable supply options amid shifting global trade flows.
Industry participants note that competitive pricing, consistent supply, and improved trade engagement are supporting stronger interest from buyers in Southeast Asia, East Asia, and emerging markets. USGBC’s expanded outreach is expected to further reinforce long-term trade relationships and contribute to global food and feed security. The move underscores the Council’s ongoing commitment to supporting U.S. farmers while meeting the evolving needs of international grain markets.
