I think it is more an argument for quality control in mass production of vegetables than to ignore the advantages of the division of labour. We grow tomatoes.

I think it is more an argument for quality control in mass production of vegetables than to ignore the advantages of the division of labour. We grow tomatoes. It takes lots of water and food and months and care, but they're like our babies when they are born (only good for roasting, and we feel proud). Lidl, a German discount supermarket, sells good cherry tomatoes => it is possible for good tomatoes to be mass produced, but they are not easy to find.