World Trade Press

01/09/2026

It's kind of cold and rainy at World Trade Press headquarters here in Northern Michigan. The perfect day to look up a recipe for soup or a casserole on AtoZ World Food or AtoZ Food America. An ideal time to plan a trip to somewhere warm and sunny using AtoZ World Travel. Maybe it's time to get the facts needed to finish homework that's been waiting using AtoZ World Culture. What? Your library doesn't offer those resources to its patrons? It's a perfect day to fix that too. Visit this link to find out how to subscribe to each of the databases mentioned. https://www.worldtradepress.com/digital-reference-products-for-libraries/

01/08/2026

A recipe from our State of the Week, Ohio. This might be a nostalgia candy for a lot of people. Maybe something eaten during the holidays. Patrons can find this recipe and more Ohio recipes at AtoZ Food America. If your library doesn't currently offer AtoZ Food America, you can learn how to subscribe here: https://www.worldtradepress.com/atoz-food-america-for-libraries/

01/07/2026

Interested in adding a World Trade Press database to your library's offerings, but need a little more information before subscribing? World Trade Press offers live demos of all our database products, so you can see what's offered and how it all works before you sign on. Just navigate to the product in which you're interested and click the "Request Demo" button and then fill out the form. It's that simple. https://www.worldtradepress.com/digital-reference-products-for-libraries/

01/06/2026

Our state of the week is Ohio. Known for tomatoes, Swiss Cheese and much more. Patrons can learn more about Ohio food at AtoZ World Food and Ohio itself at AtoZ the USA. If you don't subscribe currently to either database, you can learn how to do so here: https://www.worldtradepress.com/digital-reference-products-for-libraries/

01/05/2026

After a lovely holiday vacation, World Trade Press offices have reopened today. We're looking forward to an amazing 2026 and have lots of informative and fun things planned for the new year. Keep watching this page to learn what's in store from World Trade Press in 2026!

12/23/2025

12/22/2025

Scrambling for a last minute holiday gift? E-cookbooks from The Global Kitchen by World Trade Press can be delivered quickly and will make any foodie or chef's holiday bright!

616 East Eighth Street, Suite 7 Traverse City, Michigan 49686, USA T: +1 (800) 833-8586 T: +1 (707) 778-1124 F: +1 (707) 778-1329 E: [email protected]

12/19/2025

It's a bit snowy and icy in Northern Michigan, where the World Trade Press HQ is, so this potato bacon soup sounds perfect. And a potato soup from Idaho? Who would have thought? This is just one of the recipes available from AtoZ Food America. To add this database to your library, visit this link: https://www.worldtradepress.com/atoz-food-america-for-libraries/

12/18/2025

So excited to see our holiday cookbook out in the world! We loved creating this smaller themed cookbook and will likely do more of them over the coming months. Thank you Laurens County Library for sharing this with your patrons!

Spice Up Your Holidays with International Cuisine🥐🥘🥗🍲

Bring global flavor to the holiday season with World Trade Press’s FREE Global Kitchen Holiday Cookbook Download—a festive collection of recipes and culinary traditions from around the world.

To find regional and ethnic recipes from the United States, visit AtoZ Food America at ocrl.org/lc-resources

Download the free cookbook athttps://files.constantcontact.com/5de24279901/245f2d4f-9ede-41fc-928f-178247d262e7.pdf

12/17/2025

We definitely get behind this advice. AtoZ World Food features holiday treats and amazing recipes from around the world. Add some international flair to your holidays!

AtoZ World Food is a free online resource that contains recipes from more than 174 countries. Use it to discover Christmas cakes from around the world, like kurisumasu keki from Japan, Bolo de Natal from Brazil or Bûche de Noël (Yule log) from France; and traditional Hanukkah staples like latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts). You also can find tamale recipes from Mexico, Peru and Costa Rica to celebrate Las Posadas, and ideas for a Kwanzaa feast, from Southern dishes like fried fish or black-eyed peas to African recipes for plantains and okra stew.

Find AtoZ World Food at www.tulsalibrary.org/databases and then log in with your last name and TCCL card number.

12/16/2025

Can't forget our State of the Week. This week it's Idaho. So what are we mostly talking about? Potatoes of course! We know there's much more to Idaho, you only need to check out AtoZ Food America or AtoZ the USA to see that. If you don't subscribe to those databases, learn how to do so, here: https://www.worldtradepress.com/digital-reference-products-for-libraries/

12/16/2025

Had to share this cartoon because it's so on target. A library card does give access to so many things including, should a library elect to offer them, databases from World Trade Press. Libraries that want to offer their patrons truly global knowledge, can select from databases dealing with world culture, food and more. https://www.worldtradepress.com/digital-reference-products-for-libraries/