In many countries, people like to eat more food from other regions than can be grown in a local area. As a result, much of the food has to come from other regions. Do the advantages of this trend outweigh the disadvantages?

In several countries,
people
prefer to eat more
food
from other regions rather than consuming
local
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grown
food
. Doing so, local
products
are not exploited much and their economy
tend
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to become poorer. In
this
situation, I believe the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. More often than before due to the new discoveries in
food
conservation,
non local
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products
are less healthy than
the
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local ones.
This
because
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they have to be conserved for the period of their transportation.
Therefore
, with an increased
consume
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of
food
from other regions,
people
can get several illnesses caused by the high chemical treatment done by the
food
industries.
For example
, several cases of
lysteria
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hysteria
listeria
, which is a disease
to
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the brain,
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occurred
occured
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occurred
in different individuals after they ate different long termed
products
from Germany. Another downside of
this
trend is related to local economies represented by the farmers and the small companies, which are getting poorer and are losing jobs due to the bigger
food
industries.
Thus
, local resources are not exploited and
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products
are not consumed enough to satisfy the farmers.
Although
is true that these
products
are more expensive than the
one
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ones
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from the bigger production,
People
should contribute and help local
people
work by buying, time after time, some
products
which are healthier and can help poor farmers keep going in their life.
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