One has to protect what has added value qualities. Industrial products made by immigrant families in the US or Canada is still industrial, without any real valu

One has to protect what has added value qualities. Industrial products made by immigrant families in the US or Canada is still industrial, without any real value other than a name, and some generic protein and calories count. Drive around and you'll find small batched terroir quality products all over North America. These are products that should protected and promoted all the way to icon land, not bad imitations of something 100 times better and originally made abroad. Big business people are always after the lowest "not hanging anymore" fruits, the ones splattered on the soil. They need to up their game and do better. Much better. Added value quality food (or else) products are sought after by many million Americans willing to pay a premium. Can't you smell the money trail?