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When manufacturer was asked about this, they did try to sell organic tomatoes in bulk. But these tomatoes are too soft and usual bulk handling by customers resu
by rini17 6y ago
When manufacturer was asked about this, they did try to sell organic tomatoes in bulk. But these tomatoes are too soft and usual bulk handling by customers resulted in too much waste.
- tt433 6y agoSounds like a fundamental problem with the organic product, on top of the existing lower expected calorie yield per acre.
- blix 6y agoIf you actually want to optimize calories per unit land, you should be considering neither organic nor non-organic tomatoes, as both produce significantly fewer calories per unit land than crops like wheat, corn, and soybeans.
- redisman 6y agoOr any kind of product other than plants producing edible oil. Maybe lentils and soy and wheat.