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I wouldn't be so hasty to call a lack of variety a result of efficiency. Sure that may be one factor, but it isn't trivial to ship such perishables like fruits
by kingdomcome50 6y ago
I wouldn't be so hasty to call a lack of variety a result of efficiency. Sure that may be one factor, but it isn't trivial to ship such perishables like fruits and vegetables half way around the globe in a way that consumers are willing to pay for quality that shows up. There are some products that just can't be transported in a way that maintains the level of quality a consumer would be willing to pay for.
- mark-r 6y agoIn the case of bananas, efficiency is precisely the problem. The Cavendish is so popular that the entire production pipeline has been hyper-optimized for it.