 This
is the first edition of the U.S. Commercial Service’s
monthly newsletter, ParlezUSA. This monthly
digital briefing will provide timely information on
American business trends that will help French companies
connect with their American counterparts. Each month
ParlezUSA will also focus on French businesses
that trade with America, as well as upcoming events
in which the U.S. Commercial Service will participate.
All this information, along with superb customer service
from our award-winning trade specialists, will help
ensure that France remains among America’s top
trade partners.
This communiqué will be a two way street. I
want to hear from you. Please feel free to contact me
with your thoughts or questions on trade with the U.S.
or ParlezUSA at parlezusa@mail.doc.gov.
Bob Connan,
Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs
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The U.S. Commercial Service, America's frontline
export promotion agency will organize the US Pavilion
at Pollutec 2005, France’s premier environmental
trade show, November 29 - December 2, 2005. The US Pavilion
will showcase some of America’s most innovative
environmental technologies from water conservation and
air pollution control to recycling equipment and environmental
analysis software. click
here for more
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John E. Baldacci, Governor of the State of
Maine, led a Trade and Tourism Mission to France
from October 22-29, 2006, making Maine one of the first
U.S. states to hold an official Trade and Tourism Mission
to France since September 11th, 2001 The Maine International
Trade Center is organizing the trip,. An indication
of France’s importance to Maine as an international
partner, both for Trade and Tourism, is the fact that
trade with France was up 57% last year with exports
totaling $18.6 million. and that 15 French Tour Operators
are now programming Maine in their brochures. click
here for more
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