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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The state of Idaho is getting nearly $350,000 in grant money intended to help small businesses enter the international marketplace.
The Idaho Department of Commerce announced the State Trade and Export Promotion grant on Monday.
The money will go toward a trade mission to Latin America, an industry-specific trade show targeting new export companies, and increasing the number of small businesses that are exporting.
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