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To: Travis_Bickle who wrote (84062)	7/23/2007 10:00:53 AM
From: shades	Respond to of 110194

mexico produce is for the most part inferior when it hits the supermarket. The imported produce I get at sweetbay, walmart, publix, and several others is often half rotten by the time it gets to my table. The strawberries and grapes especially so - the local farmers need to make a comeback. I think Chen forgets this - some things just don't scale so well - some things benefit from globalism - some don't. The woman who got her flipflops from china that burned her feet and was told by walmart to go to china and sue the company probably doesn't like globalism.