Formed by the 13 Western State Departments of Agriculture, WUSATA was created to assist states in their efforts to promote local products on a global level. Crucial to the success of WUSATA, these founding states continue to play an active role in directing our activities.

In addition to serving agribusinesses through WUSATA's valuable programs and services, each state department of agriculture houses a marketing division that specializes in helping businesses to grow their international markets. While each state's international marketing division offers unique programs, the types of activities and services that they offer include:

• assistance with overcoming trade barriers,
• invitations to state-led trade missions and trade shows,
• distribution of information about state suppliers to international buyers,
• help resolving phytosanitary issues,
• research assistance, and
• marketing-related workshops and seminars.

Learn more about a particular state's agricultural products or marketing services by clicking on the corresponding state's link.