Comments by "ronnel acido" (@ronnelacido1711) on "Chinese State-Owned Companies Grab Farmers’ Business, Leading To a Price Crash and Rotting Produce" video.

  1. That's why even farmers themselves won't consume them, or turn them into strawberry jams with longer shelf life. They use too much pesticides & growth hormones. That guy saying it's not about pesticide scare was trying to downplay it.
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  2. If they're even real veggies.
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  3. Real water fit for consumption is now a luxury in China. 80% of their surface & ground water is unfit for any consumption due to pollution & contamination.
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  4. The ongoing outbreak of multiple virus is now driving home the point of safe & quality food. Sickness or a trip to the hospitals can now cost a fortune. Health is wealth.
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  5. Nobody wants toxic food even for free.
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  6.  @donaldmaxie5264  Maybe Xi Jinping can ask his friends in Africa to buy those unwanted produce before giving them 50 billion dollars of aid.
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  7. Time is money for the Chinese. They want to make money at the shortest possible time. That's why they copy/pirate IPs & technologies for minimal R & D, and use growth hormones to get their produce growth bigger & faster. Less time & effort.
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  8. Given Japan's high food standards, I doubt they will allow those toxic cabbages.
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  9. Nobody is buying Chinese produce, that's the problem. Trust issues.
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  10. As long as you don't use too much chemicals, they will have a market in China. They avoid their own produce.
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  11. No one trusts those produce as fit for human consumption.
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  12. Farmers need to earn too as they are saddled with debt that they need to repay.
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  13. GIGO (Garbage In, Garbage Out)
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  14. It's catty, a traditional unit of weight in China & Southeast Asia. 1 catty in China is approx. 0.5 kilograms (Google).
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  15. The tragedy of deflation. Still no takers even at giveaway prices. And the CCP has been advising the unemployed citizens to go back to their hometowns to farm or start a business? In this kind of system, who would be incentivized to do so if you lose more money? Why invest time & effort if you can't earn?
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  16. Sam's Club shops in China are crowded with shoppers willing to buy even at higher prices than those in typical Chinese shops. There are people who can afford to buy food which is an essential. The problem is they don't trust those farmers' produce due to toxic chemicals & growth hormones they use in their farms.
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  17. Soup kitchens are a sign of poverty. CCP said there's no poverty in China. Go figure.
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