I think I would've failed the test if you had asked me about the import origin of the foods listed here.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/us-food-imports-by-country/
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/us-food-imports-by-country/
OT: I found this interesting regarding our food imports
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Heard about this this morning. I'm told numerous Mexican entrepreneurs are making this type investment. May even be some produce growers participating. I had never heard of it before.
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Interesting. There is certainly nothing more American than pay to play.Heard about this this morning. I'm told numerous Mexican entrepreneurs are making this type investment. May even be some produce growers participating. I had never heard of it before.
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What would you have failed? The fact that so much produce comes from Mexico?
Just general ignorance. Mexico stood out (for some reason the lettuce related crops were unexpected). Coffee (the Switzerland and Germany part), I would not have gotten. Ireland (butter). New Zealand (milk). Cocoa Beans (I didn't know there was a Cote D'ivoire). I plead general ignorance.
This is just top import nations right? I assume that we produce a great deal of our own food. Certainly corn, eggs and many dairy products like milk and butter.
Correct. Of the things we import, these are the top. I imagine we produce most of a few of those things.
The official position of the government of Côte d'Ivoire is that it's supposed to be pronounced Côte d'Ivoire, even in English. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don’t mind buying Mexican fruits and vegetables- not sure where my avacados
come from?
but fish and other seafood - it better damn well say product of USA or I ain’t buying it.
And typically I buy local gulf fish/oysters/shrimp and the Pacific NW for salmon.
come from?
but fish and other seafood - it better damn well say product of USA or I ain’t buying it.
And typically I buy local gulf fish/oysters/shrimp and the Pacific NW for salmon.
The stats for this edible plant is missing
You weren't alone on that one. Reminds me of planning our daughter's wedding and while going over the menu we hit Crudite. I asked what's that? and got you know, raw vegetables. Well, when you say it like that ....
If you do, make sure you stole them first. Don't pay for them.
Gulf Shrimp only fellas.