Shops are selling more of imported food items. Some people think that they should sell local food rather than imported items. What extent do you agree or disagree.
Nowadays,
markets
are selling more food
from different countries. While I agree that shops ought to sell local food
, I believe that they should sell imported food
rather than local ones.
On the one hand, there are some reasons why markets
should sell local food
items
. First
, many residents are more familiar with productions in their area. For instance
, in Vietnam people
prefer pho and bun cha, which are the traditional meals of Vietnam. Some people
have lived in the area for a long time, which makes them prefer their local cuisine to imported food
. Furthermore
, local foods are much cheaper and easier for shops to buy. If they use food
items
from local areas, they can maximize profits by reducing the expenditure on transportation, which accounts for a high proportion of the total costs.
On the other hand
, markets
should import more kinds of food
items
from different places to gain a competitive edge. Firstly
, many people
love new tastes from various kinds of cuisine in the world. Consequently
, they will try new items
whenever the market has a new kind of food
, which can make the most of their goods. For example
, people
in Vietnam prefer food
from different countries so when supermarkets introduce a kind of snack from Japan, many of them buy and try it. Another reason is that imported food
help supermarkets identify the favourite taste of local people
. Shops can make an investment in favourite products by analyzing best-seller items
. As a result
, this
information brings about suitable choices for markets
to have in the future, which help them achieve high revenue.
In conclusion, it is certainly true that markets
should sell local food
products, but it seems to me that they should prefer selling imported items
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