There are arousing opinion about countries should keep all their food products interstate and depend the least on imported products. While many countries want to reduce dependence on imported products to minimize and maximize exported goods, I completely oppose this statement, for it is impossible for a country to self-produce aliment for the whole population, and imported food is fundamental in contributing a well-rounded meal.
First of all, it is virtually impossible to provide sufficient food for the whole population. Each country has different geographic and weather condition, hence, no nations are capable to produce adequate supplies. For example, some exotic fruit can only be grown in tropical region such as Vietnam, while most berries can only be found in temperate climate areas. Countries like Laos, for further instance, without sea border, will depend on exported sea products from other countries. Thanks to the act of importing food, people from different countries are able to enjoy different kinds of produce that are non-existent in their home countries.
Secondly, minimizing the act of importing might lead to some serious diplomatic straits. By cutting down the throat of importing, one is also deteriorating its foreign trade link to other nations, losing potential overseas markets for exporting as well. Several cases of international commercial trade crisis have occurred for this possibility and caused certain economic despair in not just both countries but all over the globe.
In conclusion, my firm conviction is that it is an unfeasible task for some countries to provide food for everyone, and food importation should be embraced, thanks to its contribution to the abundance and the variety of our daily meals, and for the sake of the international economy.
There are arousing opinion about
countries
should
keep
all their
food
products
interstate and depend the least on imported
products
. While
many
countries
want to
reduce
dependence on imported
products
to minimize and maximize exported
goods
, I completely oppose this statement, for it is impossible for a
country
to self-produce aliment for the whole population, and imported
food
is fundamental in contributing a well-rounded meal.
First of all
, it is
virtually
impossible to provide sufficient
food
for the whole population. Each
country
has
different
geographic and weather condition,
hence
, no nations are capable to produce adequate supplies.
For example
,
some
exotic fruit can
only
be grown
in tropical region such as Vietnam, while most berries can
only
be found
in temperate climate areas.
Countries
like Laos, for
further
instance, without sea border, will depend on exported sea
products
from other
countries
. Thanks to the act of importing
food
,
people
from
different
countries
are able to enjoy
different
kinds of produce that are non-existent in their home countries.
Secondly
, minimizing the act of importing might lead to
some
serious diplomatic straits. By cutting down the throat of importing, one is
also
deteriorating its foreign trade link to other nations, losing potential overseas markets for exporting
as well
. Several cases of international commercial trade crisis have occurred for this possibility and caused certain economic despair in not
just
both
countries
but
all over the globe.
In conclusion
, my firm conviction is that it is an unfeasible task for
some
countries
to provide
food
for everyone, and
food
importation should
be embraced
, thanks to its contribution to the abundance and the variety of our daily meals, and for the sake of the international economy.