Today's food travels thousands of miles before it reaches customers. Why is this? is this a positive or negative trend?

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Nowadays , we can find any type of
food
in markets that some of which come from other
areas
.
People
can buy
food
easily and sometimes they don’t know that some the
foods
have a long trip
to begin
there. Today, some
foods
and fruits are coming from other
places
because different
places
have dissimilar climates and it causes the
products
of any
place
to be different from other
places
. So any
areas
have certain commodities and
people
are sending their
products
to other
places
also
they are receiving
products
from other
areas
.
for example
, equatorial lands are the best
place
for growing pineapple and bananas, so
people
of all the world are buying them from equatorial lands and
people
of there have to send them their offer. Sending
food
over thousands of km has some positive and negative points.when fresh fruits are frizzed and transmitted by cargo ships or aeroplanes,they are not having that fresh tests after some days in porpoise.so
foods
aren’t fresh when arriving at the aim
place
.
instead
, when Iranian merchants are sending tomatoes to Qatar ,it is possible that their
products
aren’t fresh as well as being in Iran in aim
place
.
Although
transmitted
foods
have some positive points . somewhere have not good earth for farm and the farm
products
aren’t good . So they can buy their
products
needs from another city or country.
also
,some
places
have good earth and climate for certain commodities and can’t grow all of the
products
that they need them.
Then
they can buy their needs from other
places
.
for example
, a
place
is not good for growing apples so
people
have to buy apples from
places
that have good conditions for growing apples. In conclusion, we understand that
food
travel has some negative and positive effects
also
we find that transmits are necessary for
people
.because many of them live in
areas
that have no farm conditions.
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