PITTSBURGH — Kate’s Real Food of Bedford is one of two Pennsylvania businesses that will now be exporting their goods to South Korea and other international markets.

Kate’s Real Food and Healthy Origins — two health-oriented businesses with operations in western Pennsylvania — are both selling their products to new customers in Asia, creating business growth opportunities beyond their local and national markets.

Kate’s Real Food, maker of organic energy, protein and mini bars, is expanding into South Korea for the first time through a new partnership with Coupang, one of the fastest-growing retailers and U.S. tech companies in the world.

“As a brand built on organic ingredients and real food you can recognize, we’ve seen a clear shift in what people expect from the food they choose,” said Mark Thaler, executive vice president of sales for Kate’s Real Food. “Our partnership with Coupang allows us to meet that demand in South Korea, introducing Kate’s to new customers without compromising what makes our snack bars different.”