In recent years, supermarkets have started selling imported food from other countries, giving customers convenient access to international products. Although this trend provides greater variety and convenience, I believe it has potential consequences overall. On the positive side, the global availability of international products provides benefits for both customers and the economy. If people want to consume food that is not domestic, they can buy it without leaving their hometown. For example, some fruits such as mangoes or kiwis, are not cultivated in cold climates like Norway and Sweden, but now they are available in these countries. In addition, international trading of foods creates more job opportunities for exporting countries; they can boost their economies and decrease poverty. One of the clear examples is Brazil, which exports millions of tons of coffee throughout the world annually. On the other hand, importing food from overseas countries has brought about serious drawba...