(Same respondent, different account.) > There are strategic considerations in terms of food production, which are real, I don't understand what strategic cons

(Same respondent, different account.) > There are strategic considerations in terms of food production, which are real, I don't understand what strategic considerations there could be related to family farms. Farms in general, perhaps. > and also softer, cultural concerns such as the centralization of controls, loss of local autonomy and other things. I acknowledge those concerns exist. I think little of them. > That said - I don't mind one bit paying 'a little bit more' to have locally sourced products. I'm glad that you feel that way, since you do not have a choice. It would be sad if you did mind, because you would not have the option to make a different choice. I feel the opposite to you. I buy the inexpensive eggs and the inexpensive milk, since there is no discernible difference in taste, and the cheaper stuff costs less than half as much at my grocery store. I don't like to pay twice as much for a product that is no higher in quality.