Countries should provide enough food for their own people and therefore lessen exportation of food abroad, if needed. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It goes without saying that

food

is essential for humans to feed on. Some are of the view that countries should prioritize feeding their native citizens from their produced crops over the export of the same. I certainly agree with

this

view as it is their moral right to consume the product

first

and only through

this

can be realistic pricing set

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on

the market. The cogent reason why countries must cater

food requirement

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the food requirement

food requirements

of their residents

first

is that they preserve their right to live on the native

food

items than anyone else. Since the beginning of time, people

used

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have used

to grow the

food

in their local region and eat the same to sustain.

For example

, native fishermen of Goa and Kerala have grown up by eating fish as their regular meal and eventually prefer to eat it over any other

food

choice.

Therefore

, if we go by the ethics,

then

native people should be fed

first

before shipping it to another place.

Additionally

, another reason is that it would help reduce any price upsurge for natives.

This

means when exportation happens before addressing the need of the local people, it eventually leads to an imbalance in demand and supply.

Thus

, it would lead to a high rate of the products grown locally for natives. To cite an example, Saudi Arabia is witnessing an ever-increasing price for dates for native people since they sell up to 80% of the crop to other countries.

Therefore

, if countries need their crops to remain

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pocketed

-friendly to its citizens,

then

they need to maintain a balance between demand and supply. To conclude,

food

items are crucial for mankind to survive.

This

essay has discussed who countries should address the

food

requirement of native people

first

as it is their moral right and

this

may lead to disruptive pricing.