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I doubt the purchasing power of Denmark is more than the purchasing power in San Francisco. But even if you are right, that doesn't mean a good should be so ex
by TheMagicHorsey 10y ago
I doubt the purchasing power of Denmark is more than the purchasing power in San Francisco.
But even if you are right, that doesn't mean a good should be so expensive ... just because it CAN be expensive.
Also, its easy for Danes to distort the cultivation practices abroad by encouraging low yield practices to entertain their organic fetish. But that reduced yield forces additional open space to be brought under cultivation ... reducing wild habitat.
There are ways of doing agriculture sustainably, with a mix of traditional practices and a measured and scientific use of fertilizer and pesticide. Just because pesticide and fertilizer can be abused, does not mean they are abusive by nature.