There are multiple problems, some which are real problem with the industry and other that are problem more inherent with that kind of farming. Farmers who do h

There are multiple problems, some which are real problem with the industry and other that are problem more inherent with that kind of farming. Farmers who do human smuggling and steal labors passports in order to force people to work for nothing are a problem both about regulation and enforcement (and ethics). It the exact same problem in construction, cleaning, prostitution, and so on. Those industries can exist without human smuggling, and the bad actors only serve to make it worse for everyone. Berry farms in Scandinavia do however have a problem with distribution. Most farms are located very far away from the consumer, with the distributor taking more than the major portion of the profits. The accounting can quickly look a lot better when a farming do not need to sell to gross distributors for 1/10th of the value of the product. Solving cheaper distribution and storage are possible, but is more similar to the issue of creating a competitor to Windows. Margins for farmers do not need to be that thin, but creating storage and distribution chains are complex when dealing with such perishable goods.