In many countries people can go to a supermarket and buy products

The question of whether the

benefits

of limitless accessibility to the

food

products

that are produced in other parts of the world outweigh the disadvantages has been sparking debates for several years. Despite the fact that there are some drawbacks associated with the topic, in my opinion, the main

benefits

greatly outweigh the disadvantages. On the one hand, a potential disadvantage may be the addition of too much preservative in these

products

to long-distance transportation. Too much preservative could be harmful to human health,

thus

the consumption of these foods could have negative physical effects on the human body. Another perceived drawback is that a huge

amount

of

money

needs to be spent on transportation of the

food

to other parts of the world which could be dedicated to other important sectors, especially in developing

countries

. To more extent, governments should invest more

money

in improving education or the health care system rather than importing fancy foods from other parts of the world.

On the other hand

, the advantage of

this

phenomenon should not be overlooked. First of all, the exportation of

food

to other

countries

can come with great financial

benefits

for

countries

, especially developing or poor ones. The economy in these

countries

does not have a stable situation so earning

money

by selling their crops or other

food

products

has great value for them.

For instance

, suppose a developing country like Iran, every year a considerable

amount

of

money

will be obtained through the exportation of some crops

such

as tea, or nuts.

Moreover

, the great pleasure that you can experience by trying

food

that may be consumed by people who live far away from you should not be underestimated. It is worth mentioning that it could be a great relief for some who may be concerned about the

amount

of additives, thanks to the improvement of technology and

also

the strict laws and regulations the

amount

of

such

materials is strictly controlled. To summarize,

while

it is true that the consumption of

products

which are not native to your country may have some challenges.

It is clear that

it was outweighed by the significant

benefits

that having these

products

brings to the economy of a country.