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Just a little bit of geographic, economic, political, historical sense would be adequate to raise that doubt. china imports around 10% of its food needed. th
by vpribish 3y ago
Just a little bit of geographic, economic, political, historical sense would be adequate to raise that doubt.
china imports around 10% of its food needed. the specifics get complex depending on how you measure and what you measure - but it is not at all credible that 36% of china's food is from south america. and in the recent past they were far less integrated with global trade
https://tradingeconomics.com/china/food-imports-percent-of-merchandise-imports-wb-data.html https://tradingeconomics.com/china/food-imports-percent-of-m...
- philipov 3y agoWould you care to enlighten me on each of these 4 factors, in specific terms?
- AlbertCory 3y agoThe statement, algebraically, was (China's food imports from "this region") / (China's total food consumption). Other answers have provided more than enough detail on this. Probably she meant (China's food imports from "this region") / (China's total food imports) Where "this region" means Brazil, not just the disputed province.
- vpribish 3y agoI would not, no.