Today foods travel thousands of miles from the farm to the consumers. Why is this? Is it a positive or negative trend?

In
this
period of ,technology
people
can
taste
food
from all over the world, because consumers can import
food
due availability of transportation.In my opinion , It has many merits which outweigh its demerits with
this
notion and my opinion will be discussed in
further
paragraphs with a suitable conclusion.
First
,
Food
can be imported from most places by air or water . The storage facility is
also
improved by which
food
which tends to ruin easily can be stored for many days.
Additionally
, Currency exchange is
also
easy nowadays , so
farmers
do not have to worry about payment. Now if we say about the bright side ,
farmers
are getting a better amount of money than local markets;
for example
, dollars have more value if converted into rupees.
Moreover
, Nowadays many
people
are travelling overseas and they don'
t
want to miss their
taste
which tends to buy them imported
food
of their preference from grocery stores.which makes
this
trend more positive as they don'
t
have to miss their favourite cuisines due to lack of ingredients.
On the other hand
,
This
trend is impacting local
farmers
because now consumers are more attracted to imported
food
rather than local
food
.
In addition
to that ,some
people
don'
t
want to
taste
new flavours and remain strict with their choices and flavours which makes
local
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the local
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market less predictable and more and more
food
gets wasted . Local
farmers
are suffering so much due to
this
as many
people
in their area are trying different
food
and can make that forever choice. To sum up , without any doubt , it is a mixed bag . But ,
certainly
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it has more upsides than downsides. Considering as consumer side they don'
t
have to worry about variety and
taste
but it definitely impacts local
farmers
.
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