One of the most conspicuous trends in today's world is shipping eateries from abroad. Some people believe that purchasing domestic food items can improve the local economy. On the other hand, others argue that globalization has transformed the local market into the global market to serve native and foreign ingredients. As such, there are both merits and demerits for this trend and this essay will explain how the advantages can outweigh its disadvantages.
Firstly, globalization has made world into one single network and migrants from other countries enjoy the luxury of availability of local spices through import and export business between countries. Furthermore, food is also part of the culture in many countries and people welcome new styles and ingredients to give their taste buds to new tastes. For instance, Indians enjoy eating rice with curries made of different ingredients and serve local migrants in overseas local goods are shipped to far away countries. Needless to say, by this exchange between local and global market can increase any country's economy.
Secondly, another pivotal aspect is that every countries landscape and soil fertility differ from one country to another. Moreover, there are factors like climate, soil texture, and natural resources play a crucial role in not depending exclusively on local food crops. Similarly, domestic markets can benefit communal farmers, but a variety of crops may not be possible in some countries. For example, countries like Australia only can have 3 crops per annum, but countries like India can have 4 crops per annum. Hence, environmental conditions and availability of natural resources comes into action.
In conclusion, one can clearly see that the proportion of advantages to shipping goods can outweigh the disadvantages of local products. Finally, the role of globalization is too dire to ignore.
One of the most conspicuous trends in
today
's world is shipping eateries from abroad.
Some
people
believe that purchasing domestic food items can
improve
the
local
economy.
On the other hand
, others argue that globalization has transformed the
local
market
into the global
market
to serve native and foreign ingredients. As such, there are both merits and demerits for this trend and this essay will
explain
how the advantages can outweigh its disadvantages.
Firstly
, globalization has made world into one single network and migrants from other
countries
enjoy the luxury of availability of
local
spices through import and export business between
countries
.
Furthermore
, food is
also
part of the culture in
many
countries
and
people
welcome new styles and ingredients to give their taste buds to new tastes.
For instance
, Indians enjoy eating rice with curries made of
different
ingredients and serve
local
migrants in overseas
local
goods
are shipped
to far away
countries
. Needless to say, by this exchange between
local
and global
market
can increase any country's economy.
Secondly
, another pivotal aspect is that every
countries
landscape and soil fertility differ from one
country
to another.
Moreover
, there are factors like climate, soil texture, and natural resources play a crucial role in not depending exclusively on
local
food
crops
.
Similarly
, domestic markets can benefit communal farmers,
but
a variety of
crops
may not be possible in
some
countries
.
For example
,
countries
like Australia
only
can have 3
crops
per annum,
but
countries
like India can have 4
crops
per annum.
Hence
, environmental conditions and availability of natural resources
comes
into action.
In conclusion
, one can
clearly
see
that the proportion of advantages to shipping
goods
can outweigh the disadvantages of
local
products.
Finally
, the role of globalization is too dire to
ignore
.