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Stay tuned for next month's edition when we will highlight additional mar= kets! =20 ________________________________________________________________________ Asia Pacific Business Outlook 2018 APBO Taking place*April 16-17, 2018*the Asia Pacific Business Outlook Conferen= ce, now in its 31st year, attracts a nationwide group of over 300 America= n executives, who operate or aspire to conduct business throughout the As= ia/Pacific region. The conference provides a unique mixture of over 50 le= ading academic, business and government experts to advise a diverse audie= nce of American firms on how to become more competitive in the dynamic As= ia/Pacific marketplace. A popular feature of the conference is private on= e-on-one appointments with senior commercial officers from American embas= sies and consulates in 18 economies. The markets include Australia, Cambo= dia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, = Mexico, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, a= nd Vietnam. Learn more and register HERE [ http://apboconference.com/ ] (Special disc= ount for U.S. Commercial Service Clients, enter code: "USCS-AP2018") For more information contact Jason Sproule or E= rica Ramirez =20 ________________________________________________________________________ Discover Global Markets: Design + Construct dgm- DOC logo [ https://connect.eventtia.com/en/dmz/designconstruct/websi= te ] *April 30 May 2, 2018* in Kansas City, MO Join the U.S. Commercial Service and the Mid-America District Export Coun= cil for DISCOVER GLOBAL MARKETS: Design + Construct [ https://connect.eventtia.co= m/en/dmz/designconstruct/website ], a dynamic conference bringing together global leaders in the design and construction sectors.=20 Meet with more than 20companies representing 12 countries.These decision-= makers areseeking design and engineering service providers, project manag= ers and building product suppliers across the Designand Construction sect= or. The followingcountries have confirmed their participation: *Brazil,* *Chi= na, Guatemala, India, Japan, Kenya, Kuwait, Nicaragua, South Africa, Taiw= an, Turkey and Zambia.* For more information, contact Nyamusi Igambi o= r Matt Baker . =20 ________________________________________________________________________ FABTECH Mexico 2018 Fabtech *May 2-4, 2018* in Mexico City, Mexico FABTECH is the leading metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing = event in Mexico and the U.S. Department of Commerce is planning a full me= nu of services for U.S. exhibitors to get the most out of their participa= tion in FABTECH.=20 Mario Vidana of Commercial Services Monterrey, Mexico office and Jaron Ba= ss with the Office of Transportation & Machinery will be in attendance to= counsel U.S. companies on exporting to Mexico and advanced manufacturing= insights. U.S. companies may request pre-arranged B2B Matchmaking meetin= gs with qualified local partners.=20 New for 2018 will be a unique U.S. Commercial Service Business Lounge (Bo= oth #2247) available to U.S. companies to hold meetings, obtain market an= d industry intelligence, and network with local companies. Contact Jeffre= y Odum or Mario Vidana = with questions.=20 Learn More [ https://mexico.fabtechexpo.com/ ] =20 ________________________________________________________________________ NPE2018: The Plastics Show [ http://www.npe.org/?gclid=3DEAIaIQobChMImPeX= o9ie2gIVwUoNCh1SqwyYEAAYASAAEgI2DvD_BwE ] NPE *May 7 -11, 2018* in Orlando, FL Recognized as the worlds largest plastics trade show and conference, NPE2= 018 brings together all industry sectors, including vertical and peripher= al markets, end markets, brand owners and recyclers. The U.S. Commercial = Service is here to help you maximize your participation in this event. Co= mplimentary services includeB2B meetings with pre-qualified international= buyers. Current international delegations attending NPE 2018 include Algeria, Arg= entina, Australia, Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador= , India, Mexico, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Spain, and Turkey. For more inf= ormation contact Todd Hiser . Showtime meetings with commercial specialists from U.S. Embassies abroad.= Our experts will provide you with market insight best practices. For mor= e information contact Miguel Olivares . To receive a recorded version of the Know Before You Go Webinar that was = hosted by the US Commercial Service and the Plastics Industry Association= (PLASTICS) on March 13please contact Debbie Dirr . =20 ________________________________________________________________________ Seminar: Doing Business with the United Nations [ https://2016.export.gov= /israel/forms/cooform/index.asp ] UN Join the U.S. Commercial Service New York and the U.S. Mission to the Uni= ted Nations for the fifth annual "Doing Business with the United Nations"= seminar in downtown Manhattan on Thursday, *May 17, 2018*.=20 This seminar will offer an introduction to the UNs $17.7 billion procurem= ent market. The event will be informative for suppliers who may have alre= ady bid on UN tenders as well as for companies who need help getting star= ted. Attendees will hear from several of the largest procurers in the UN = system, and will have the opportunity to request one on one meetings with= UN Officials Cost: $50. Register HERE [ https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/event/ed= itWebReg.do?SmartCode=3D8QDJ ]. For more information contact Carmela Mammas =20 ________________________________________________________________________ Trade Events ________________________________________________________________________ *Hannover Messe 2018* Hannover, Germany - April 23-27, 2018 HANNOVER MESSE is seven leading trade shows and an investment summit all = in one. Of special note, in 2018Mexico will be the first Latin American n= ation to serve as Partner Country of HANNOVER MESSE. If your company is planning on attending HANNOVER MESSE 2018, the U.S. Co= mmercial Service is here to help you capitalize on the opportunity befor= e, during, and after the event. Ourvalue added services [ http://2016.exp= ort.gov/hannovermesse/cssupport/ ]will help maximize your trips value, wh= ether you are an experienced exhibitor or are attending for the first tim= e. Learn more [ https://2016.export.gov/hannovermesse/ ] ________________________________________________________________________ *China Plas*, U.S. Pavilion Shanghai, China - April 24-27, 2018 Participate in the worlds second largest plastics machinery and equipment= show - the gateway to all Asian plastics markets. China remains the thir= d largest export market for U.S. companies in themanufacturing subsector = and the fourth largest export market in plasticsand rubber working equipm= ent. The Chinese plastics industry is seeking new technologies andinnovat= ion that will optimize their industry. As an exhibitor in the U.S. Pavili= on you will be able to reach the 140,000+ visitors anticipated at ChinaPl= as 2018! Learn more ________________________________________________________________________ *ACMEE 2018 *Chennai, India - June 21-25, 2018 This show is held once every two years and is one of the premier expos of= machine tools. It is organized by the local manufacturing association of= Ambattur Industrial Estate Manufacturers Association (AIEMA). The last s= how in 2016 had 465 exhibitors including 125 from overseas and 45,000 vis= itors. Please contact Malarvizhi Parimel f= or details.=20 Learn More [ http://www.acmee.in/ ]=20 ________________________________________________________________________ *International Woodworking Fair (IWF)* Atlanta, Georgia - August 22-25, 2018 The International Woodworking Machinery & Furniture Supply Fair-USA is a = biennial trade show serving buyers from large production companies to sma= ll professional shops across the woodworking industry. Exhibiting compani= es from around the world introduce advanced industry technology to all of= the above categories with new machinery, raw materials, supplies, toolin= g, hardware, specialized computer software and services. IWF is the 2nd l= argest show in the world serving the industry and provides buyers from ar= ound the world the unique opportunity to see side by side the most compre= hensive innovative new technology available to the marketplace for machin= ery, supplies and services for the industry showcased by over 1,000 exhib= itors. Contact Juanita Harthun for details. Learn More [ http://www.iwfatlanta.com/default.aspx ] ________________________________________________________________________ =20 =20 ________________________________________________________________________ Bookmark and Share [ https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USITATRADE/= bulletins/1e606a6?reqfrom=3Dshare ] *Logo* [ https://www.export.gov/welcome ]=20 TheU.S. Commercial Service is the trade promotion arm of the U.S. Departm= ent of Commerces International Trade Administration.U.S. Commercial Servi= ce trade professionals in over 100 U.S. cities and in more than 75 market= s help U.S. companies getstartedin exporting or increase sales to global = markets. 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The monthly newslett= er from the U.S. Commercial Service that promotes=A0exportmanufacturers.

Export Destinations: Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa

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The U.S. Commercial Service has created a dynamic = series of videos that highlight business opportunities, leading sectors, and tips on how to do business in 20 key markets.

In thi= s edition we spotlight:

Click = on each country to learn directly from Commercial Service personnel what each market offers to you and your organization.

Stay t= uned for next month's edition when we will highlight additional markets!

Asia Pacific Business Outlook 2018

3D"APBO"

Taking place=A0April 16-17, 2018=A0the Asia Pacific= Business Outlook Conference, now in its 31st year, attracts a nationwide group of over 300 American executive= s, who operate or aspire to conduct business throughout the Asia/Pacific region.= The conference provides a unique mixture of over 50 leading academic, busines= s and government experts to advise a diverse audience of American firms on how = to become more competitive in the dynamic Asia/Pacific marketplace. A popula= r feature of the conference is private one-on-one appointments with senior commercial officers from American embassies and consulates in 18 economie= s. The markets include Australia, Cambodia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippi= nes, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Learn more and register HERE (Special discount for U.S. Commercial Service = Clients, enter code: USCS-AP2018)

For mo= re information contact Jason Sproule or Erica Ramirez

Discover Global Markets: Design + Construct

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April 30 =96 May 2, 2018 in Kansas City, MO<= /span>

Join the U.S. Commercial Service and the Mid-America District Export = Council for
DISCOVER GLOBAL MARKETS: Design + Construct, a dynamic confere= nce bringing
together global leaders in the design and co= nstruction sectors.

Meet with more than 20=A0companies representing 12 countries.=A0These decision-makers are=A0s= eeking design and engineering service providers, project managers and building product suppliers across the Design=A0and Construction sector.

The following=A0countries have confirmed their participation: Brazil, China, Guatemala, India, Japan, Kenya, Kuwait, Nicaragua, South Africa, Taiwan, Turkey and Zambia.=

For more information, contact Nyamusi Igambi or Matt Baker.

FABTECH Mexico 2018

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May 2-4, 2018 in Mexico City, Mexico=A0

FA= BTECH is the leading metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing ev= ent in Mexico and the U.S. Department of Commerce is planning a ful= l menu of services for U.S. exhibitors to get the most out of their participation in FABTECH.

Mario Vidana of Commercial Service=92s Monterrey, Mexico office= and Jaron Bass with the Office of Transportation & Machinery will be= in attendance to counsel U.S. companies on exporting to Mexico and advan= ced manufacturing insights. U.S. companies may request pre-arranged B2B M= atchmaking meetings with qualified local partners.

New for 2018 will be a unique =93U.S. Commercial S= ervice Business Lounge=94 (Booth #2247) available to U.S. companies to ho= ld meetings, obtain market and industry intelligence, and network with lo= cal companies. Contact Jeffrey Odum or Mario Vidana with questions. =

Learn More

NPE2018: The Plast= ics Show

3D"NPE"

May 7 -11, 2018 in Orlando, FL

= Recognized as the world=92s largest plastics trade show and conference, N= PE2018 brings together all industry sectors, including vertical and perip= heral markets, end markets, brand owners and recyclers. The U.S. Commerci= al Service is here to help you maximize your participation in this event.= Complimentary services include=A0B2B meetings with pre-qualified international buyers.=A0

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Current international deleg= ations attending NPE 2018 include Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, = China, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, India, Mexico, Sierra Leo= ne, Singapore, Spain, and Turkey. For more information contact Todd Hiser.

Showti= me meetings with commercial specialists from U.S. Embassies abroad.= Our experts will provide you with market insight best practices. For mor= e information contact Miguel Olivares.

= To receive a recorded version of the =93Know Before You Go=94= Webinar that was hosted by the US Commercial Service and the Plastics Ind= ustry Association (PLASTICS) on March 13=A0please contact Debbie Dirr.=A0=

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Seminar: Doing Business with the United Nations=

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This seminar will offer an introduction to the UN=92s $17.7 billion procurement market. The event will be informative for suppliers who may h= ave already bid on UN tenders as well as for companies who need help getting started. Attendees will hear from seve= ral of the largest procurers in the UN system, and will have the opportunity to request one on one meetings with= UN Officials

Co= st: $50. Register HERE.

Fo= r more information contact Carmela Mammas

Trade Events

Hannover Messe 2018
Hannover, Germany - April 23= -27, 2018

HA= NNOVER MESSE is seven leading trade shows and an investment summit all in= one. Of special note, in 2018=A0Mexico will be the first Latin American = nation to serve as Partner Country of HANNOVER MESSE.

If= your company is planning on attending HANNOVER MESSE 2018, the U.S. Comm= ercial Service is here to help you capitalize on the opportunity =97 befo= re, during, and after the event. Our=A0value added services=A0will help maximize your tri= p=92s value, whether you are an experienced exhibitor or are attending fo= r the first time.

=A0= Learn more=A0

China Plas, U.S. Pavilion
Shanghai, China - April 24-27, 2018

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Partic= ipate in the world=92s second largest plastics machinery and equipment sh= ow - the gateway to all Asian plastics markets. China remains the third l= argest export market for U.S. companies in the=A0manufacturing subsector = and the fourth largest export market in plastics=A0and rubber working equ= ipment. The Chinese plastics industry is seeking new technologies and=A0i= nnovation that will optimize their industry. As an exhibitor in the U.S. Pavilion you will be able to reach the 140,000+ visitors ant= icipated at ChinaPlas 2018!

= Learn = more

= ACMEE 2018
Chennai, India - June 21-25, 2018

= This show is held o= nce every two years and is one of the premier expos of machine tools. It is organized by the local manufacturing association of Ambattur Industrial Estate Manufacturers Association (AIEMA). The last show in 2016 had 465 exhibitors including 125 from overseas and 45,000 visitors. Please contact Malarvizhi Parimel= for details.

Learn More =A0

Int= ernational Woodworking Fair (IWF)
Atlanta, Georgia - August = 22-25, 2018

The In= ternational Woodworking Machinery & Furniture Supply Fair-USA=AE is a= biennial trade show serving buyers from large production companies to sm= all professional shops across the woodworking industry. Exhibiting compan= ies from around the world introduce advanced industry technology to all o= f the above categories with new machinery, raw materials, supplies, tooli= ng, hardware, specialized computer software and services. IWF is the 2nd = largest show in the world serving the industry and provides buyers from a= round the world the unique opportunity to see side by side the most compr= ehensive innovative new technology available to the marketplace for machi= nery, supplies and services for the industry showcased by over 1,000 exhi= bitors. Contact Juanita Harthun for details.=A0

= Learn More

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