Guess what the Trans Pacific Partnership Trade agreement does to American food Prices?

Gutter Oil is soon coming to America and like GMO you will not know it.

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Gutter oil (Chinese: 地沟油; pinyin: Dìgōu yóu)(Chinese: 餿水油; pinyin: sōushuí yóu) is a term used in China and Taiwan to describe illicit cooking oil which has been recycled from waste oil collected from sources such as restaurant fryers, sewer drains, grease traps and slaughterhouse waste.

Actually, i stopped buying food from NZ a few years ago when i Found out China uses NZ as backdoor route for getting their dodgy products into australia. some "Made in NZ" food actually originated in China.

It won't do shit because it won't pass.

So the Republicans went head over heels over Oblama's TPP....the motherfucking TRAITORS

Fuck thats cheap 7 bucks a jar is pretty normal here!

No one should import food, every country makes enough for its people. Buy local grown and support your local farmer and business.

Food costs will skyrocket because the dollar will take a shit. The Trans Pacific Partnership isn't the illness, it's the symptom. The illness is the death of the dollar as world currency.

Taxing imports is what made USA a prosperous country, for 100 years USA had almost no taxes on it's citizens but applied tariffs (taxes) on imports. This made foreign goods expensive so business built products in the USA thus creating jobs for US citizens. US went to shit when this model was reversed--high taxes on citizens, low tariffs, jobs moved to other countries. Globalist love it.

TPP is more globalist hell for US citizens.

This.

There is absolutely no reason to import food, period. Technology can recreate any and ALL environments conceivable which allows for the growth of any plants anywhere on the world, at ANY TIME.

You should not rely on a single summer harvest for sustenance, or worry about weather related crop failures. Technology should be used to absolutely guarantee local sustainability by producing year round harvests, of ANY variety, regardless of weather or geographical location.

The natural seasonal growth outside should be used to promote wildlife sustainability with very little emphasis placed upon human consumption. It's time we GAVE something back to the Earth and wildlife, we have taken enough.

Fuck me with a high enough ceiling and efficient LED grow lights I could pick fruit from a mango tree in my house in the middle of a Canadian winter running off solar power. The Technology exists people, the will is what is lacking.

Did you know that most fruit bearing plants can start producing a new batch of fruit once they are subjected to a certain number of "cold hours" (1 cold hour equals 1 hour at 7°C (45°F)).

So you grow and harvest a batch of blueberries then you subject your plant anywhere from 200-1000 hours at 7°C depending on variety. Assuming you can control and maintain 7°C you could potentially "restart" the summer season only 10 days after you harvest the blueberries; merely placing them under artificial lights at 16+ hours per day will "trigger" fruit to start growing.

Even if you needed to wait a full 30 days of cold hour accumulation that still at least triples the number of potential harvests per year, and each harvest gets bigger.

With LED lights energy usage goes down and they supply at least 5 years of optimal growth while offering a quick cheap fix when the diodes burn out. LED grow lighting is now cheaper than HID while being more efficient, effective, practical and longer lasting.

Could you clarify please? How exactly would opening up trade make our food cost go up?


Also, are you a congressional page?

This still applies 5 years after.
Bad ideas are always bad ideas.

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