18 Surprising, Billion-Dollar Food Industries | Business Insider Marathon
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- China alone buys over $1 billion of durian fruits a year. The Netherlands makes over half a billion kilos of Gouda cheese annually. We take you behind the scenes of 18 billion-dollar food industries to see how they work.
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:32 - Aloe Vera Leaves
00:09:01 - Mushrooms
00:19:00 - Durian
00:25:52 - Florida Oranges
00:36:02 - Gouda Cheese
00:54:12 - Cavendish Bananas
01:06:18 - French Butter
01:16:34 - Iberian Ham
01:24:38 - Emmentaler Cheese
01:32:01 - Sardines
01:38:57 - Vermont Maple Syrup
01:45:35 - Mānuka Honey
01:51:21 - Tofu
01:59:51 - Miyazaki Mangoes
02:08:36 - Soy Sauce
02:15:28 - Matsusaka Wagyu
02:26:09 - Quinoa
02:35:03 - Food Commercials
02:43:42 - Credits
WATCH MORE BIG BUSINESS VIDEOS:
19 Fascinating Jobs You Might Not Know About | Big Business | Business Insider
• 19 Fascinating Jobs Yo...
How 90% Of The World’s Pure Cinnamon Is Produced In Sri Lanka | Big Business | Business Insider
• How 90% Of The World’s...
How Dutch Gouda Cheese Is Made On A 150-Year-Old Family Farm | Big Business
• How Dutch Gouda Cheese...
------------------------------------------------------
#food #bigbusiness #businessinsider
Business Insider tells you all you need to know about business, finance, tech, retail, and more.
Visit our homepage for the top stories of the day: www.businessinsider.com
Business Insider on Facebook: / businessinsider Business Insider on Instagram: / insiderbusiness Business Insider on Twitter: / businessinsider
Business Insider on Snapchat: / 5319643143
Business Insider on TikTok: / businessinsider
18 Surprising, Billion-Dollar Food Industries | Business Insider
What a fun and informative series, love it.
Thanks for watching!
@@BusinessInsiderplay ppiano pfor this PPP for for Oooo and and pool pppp pool p😂
you don't understand. For the burger ads, AI does this better, quicker and for pennies. You just don't understand. dude.
@@pokerchannel6991Nope you’re wrong.
@@user-xi3jb1ol8b ok. Picture this! A delicious burger being assembled, with the bottom bun sitting on the plate. Then each component of the rest of the burger comes down in slow motion: the patty, the onion, tomato, lettuce and now the sauce, followed by the final top bun. Then, sesame pepper the top bun. Boom. There is your ad. Ai just did it in the time I took to type this up. Boom. There is your ai better ad. Bam. Delicious !
The Aloe filleting dudes were definitiely going hard for the cameras 😄
Still perfect cuts tho
So perfect. Blows my mind.
Makes you wonder how many lose fingers!😱😱😱
@@icfda none, they have gloves on.
Cuz they knew the would be on tv lol
I just got off work and started watching this for the first time, by the time I got to the mushrooms I couldn't stop - this is better than discovery channel.
I agree and I just worked a 14hrbshift at a papermill
Ok then. How was your lunch or say dinner or even breakfast? Was it good? Do you eat meat?
I never did mushrooms but I wanna.
@@mema7948what kind of question is that?
@@meganthearchitectbrown6912 you deserve and you get. Get more good too. Science scissor floors take is that.
lol mushroom farm owners: "NOBODY WANTS TO WORK 12 HOUR DAYS FOR 12 DOLLARS AN HOUR!"
paying native workers more to match inflation: 😡
import impoverished millions instead: 🤡
find even more impoverished people when that stops working: 🤡
I know right! If you put good money, there will never be short of labor
But some people make about that driving 12 hours ridesharing…🤦🏽♂️
whilst they complain they loose 250K a week on product. This low/sh3t wage trend and foreign workers have to go.
@@pomademahal It's never been a labour shortage. It's a wage shortage. It sounds like they need to learn to price mushrooms properly
NO WAY THEY NAMED THE CUTTER MARIE AINTOINETTE 💀💀💀💀
😂
FJB should be it's nickname
😂
🤣
without these people the world would not turn ..thank you for everything YOU do
I learn current and relevant information from BI. Thank you for bringing attention to these interesting and changing industries. Keep them coming.
I appreciate all hard workers.
i have used aloe vera gel and applied on my skin,it really gives glow to the skin,but use directly from the plant
Same here
Same here does wonders for burns as well. Plus it can be cooked as well.
I think it's funny they can afford to lose millions a year but not pay alittle more so employees stay. Seems like a win in the long run
Farming industry is heavily subsidized and government pays half wages in some countries its bad
Yup. They CAN pay the workers more, but it would cut into their money. They have a home, multiple cars, etc. These rich disgusting people couldn't live a day in their workers shoes
yet you will complain and still buy the product
@lyssabiss2317 nah you would do the same, it's all risk
@@lyssabiss2317ok commie
Mushroom owners: I can't afford to pay more than $14/hr.
Also mushroom owners: I'm losing thousand of dollars in profit.
WTF just pay more.
To be fair, 14 an hour is about twice as much as any entry level job you will find in a Right To Work state. If even the migrants are not coming, then maybe that’s a part of the country where rent costs are badly out of control and the farmers need to use the land they have, to fix the problem themselves. Or maybe these farmers actually want the problem, and like the rental property owners are actually just trying to create artificial shortage in order to raise prices and get more profit that way. Quick reality check: Have they actually advertised any of these jobs anywhere? No? Then it really is all just talk.
The audacity
You misunderstand losing profit vs going negative. Paying workers more doesn't mean that they are producing more output. Its like they said their best workers make up to 22$ an hour. Paying workers more for the same output is gonna cause them to make no profit or even go negative, and because of this. Their wage isn't competitive enough in the market that ppl are willing to do this job thus shortage of laborers.
@@SoupTurtle16 I understand he's not going into negative. I'm saying if he can afford to lose thousands of dollars in profit, he's clearly not on the edge of not profitable. Therefore he can definitely play a little more to hire more people.
He already sunk massive amount of money to grow the mushrooms, I don't think the wage payout to pick those are the majority of the cost.
Not saying he's one of them, but there are definitely bosses out there being cheap and allocate their resources wrong. When earning less profit than expected, they blame others for it instead of actually fixing themselves up.
All that being said, he's a business owner and I'm not. He's still earning profit despite him complaining. All I do is talk, my words carry no weight against him who might actually be facing real life difficulties.
@@NitsuSaiNeko Alright assumes he pays more to hire NEW people.
Lets say 16$/hr. Theres sevral points that exist in this scenario.
1. You are now paying the least productive workers the highest wage you can afford
2. Old timers will not sit well with that fact and quit or demand even higher wages.
3. To increase from 14$/hr to 16$/hr is a increase of 4000$ over a span of a year
4. 4000$ per person adds up really quickly
Also its not that hes not willing to pay them more, he will if they are more productive. He just cannot afford to pay people who sits on their ass and twiddle their thumbs like in other dead end jobs do.
I bet the Cheese guy is fun to hang with and have a beer 😂❤
Billion dollar mushroom companies lobbying for cheap labor instead of paying the living wage is crazy
MORE IMMAGRATION CUZ MUSHROOM! STOP WHITE RAVCISM!
That's exactly what I was thinking the entire time they're complaining about labor. my first thought is that they'll be bragging about sky high profits, but refusing to budge above minimum wage for as long as possible.
I agree, especially when they present it as an unsolvable problem..
@@CUnit787They need to shut down those extra rooms and accept reality.
That's crazy, have you ever experienced that?
Thank you for shape this video it is am😢azing to know about how they made
I found the story on the Durian and the mushrooms the most fascinating. Great job !
The orange tree one is one of the reasons why we need to better manage and promote diversity in our farm land. Having different crops separating each tree will help a lot in making these pests to less prevalent while also promoting wildlife especially if they are specialised to citrus plants. Developing trees resistant to the bacteria is also important and as mentioned yeah we have to chance practices to help these trees survive.
Hopefully more solutions can be found to better handle these issues.
I admire the dedication and passion evident in every video you produce
That beautiful farm for the gouda cheese segment looked so _nice_ where for a second, it made me wish I worked there too. Not kidding around. Put me in a warehouse with wheels of cheese, a few loafs of fresh bread and fresh butter, I don't need anything else except milk or water. Hint hint: will work for cheese.
Dairy farms are the cruelest of all.
Your day is hell and Your boss drive exclusive cars!
Love garlic scapes. I have 400 heads planted for this year. Great video. I just found your channel and can't wait to watch all your videos. I do most of what you do, and always love to see how others are doing things. You are very well spoken and knowledgeable. Thank you.
We have prayed enough in Nigeria, we need to work it now. Great Initiative, We must commend
On the mushrooms, average pay $14/hr, and top pay of $20/hour translates into entry level and slower laborers making $8/hour. Isn't it interesting how the owner phrased it as if he was paying his workers better than average, when it is identical to the industry standard for nearly all piece work labor.
Ya you can make $20/hour if you volunteer for 12 hours shifts, never back talk the boss, and work till the day you die, after first putting in 10 years of hazing to get up to $20/hour. $20/hour is not even achievable until you put 10 years in typically at places like these, because you have to move up the hierarchy to get the better rooms, or processing machines. Then of course, you are always weighted for your salary by the amount the entire plant produces, so if you have slower coworkers making $8/hour they are directly limiting you to $20/hour instead of $30 or $40/hour.
What I want to know, is what does the owner take home per hour after dividing his gross salary by the amount of hours he directly worked in the plan? Does he take down $100/hr over a 2,000 hr work year for $200k total or is it $1,000/hr for a total of $2 million. Or is it as low as $10/hr and only $20k per year?
As a plant owner/manager, your wages should be directly based upon your amount of profit divided by the number of employee hours worked, not upon the prevailing wage of the area.
However, if the plant manager starts to pay his workers more than the status quo without the states permission to do so in writing, they will actively back lash them for inflating the labor rate, by adding more taxes to their plant to make it possible for the other companies to compete who have already bribed the officials.
Industry Standard. This is a disgusting term that assholes hide behind when they are about to bend you over. Neither of the words is bad in itself but you put them together and they become gross AF. If an employer uses this term with you, you might as well start looking for a better job. Don't let them string you along for 10+ years before you catch the drift.
There does seem to be a missing market force in the picture they painted. Notice how only wage growth is capped and maintained by collusion even with a solid history of serial immigrant population exploitation. Pretty soon they will add children workers. If you could train the unborn to pick mushrooms they would already be on that list. Is sure looks like they are throwing away product to prevent wage growth. Maybe the industry needs more smaller growers? Do you really need a mushroom CEO?
Is it a monopolized industry either by the private sector or by the government?
It's a lose-lose then...
And the human garbage running the farms vote Republican and then cry about no one wanting to work online. It's performance art of the stupid
why is it every time i watch a video about a million-dollar industry i think i can do this and make a million dollars?🙃
Because u can
Not me. But it made me want to pick mushrooms.
Made me want to save…so my family can have 14 generations of family…and cows! I was hoping for 500 years. Even if we have to adopt family members!!!
Wow! French butter! What every jar of margarine wants to grow up to be!!
Many thanks, we need this so much in Liberia.
You're doing great work; keep it up!
Every video I watch its seems like big companies only thrive off cheap labor. Gotta make sure they keep there billion dollar bonuses.
Branding the process as "artisnal" instead of "manual labor" sure is a choice, especially when automated methods are available.
Hey. Here is an idea - Pay your workers more and you will attract workers. Pretty easy to understand how that works.
you dont inderstand guy. inwork at costco, and you cant find a decent person with decent work ethic anywhere. youre choosing between bad and worse. and guess what, if you fall for a sob stoey, and give people a chance, youre in for serious trouble. like lawsuit sh*it.
@@JJ-kj4dy No, he understands just fine. You had nothing to add that had anything to do with is being mentioned here. Being unable to afford rent while working a 12 hour shift is absolutely disgusting in the civilized world. Not to mention, you work at walmart, no skill work. This is in reference to mushroom pickers who have to keep up an efficiency quota and deliver the quality products. It's pretty obvious these individuals have fantastic work ethic however they absolutely deserve more.
@@CrabcakeARlol walmart can be skilled work. When my brother worked there he was making over $70,000 as a co manager.
However retail life sucks and wasn't worth it.
@@kstreet7438 i won't deny that, although that is a huge minority of the jobs available at a walmart
I've learned the beauty product industries and not just frivolous and vein but directly increase the already expensive food
wow, Its amazing to know how they made that, I appreciate all hard workers!!
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures
it isn't a labor issue its a wage issue, if they lose money because of not enough worker pay them more and lose less.
I have massive respect for our farmers all over the world. Truly a labor of love and heart to feed people. I am truly grateful. ❤
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures..
production is impressive with its scale and quality and speed
We had the aloe plants in our backyard in Puerto Rico. My grandmother used to use these for everything. She made a real good aloe juice with them. And surnburn ointment.
39:20 love how the guy is talking so close to the cheese without even a facemask, he's basically spitting in it
There is a difference between 2 or 3 drops of saliva and a full spit.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures.
one time i used aloe on a burn and turns out it wasnt aloe it actually made the burn worse and more painful...
I wish they'd start harvest for oranges once they're ripe. I haven't tasted a good orange out of the shops for decades. Glad I've planted trees as I have fresh ripe and tasty fruit when they are in season
“All done by hand!”
*scissors cutting aggressively*
My dad used to work 7 days a week for many many many years. 5 days working for himself being a constructor remodeling houses within the Asian community, the other 2 days that are saturday and sunday in a fish market. The company where I am working at right now, the starter of the company also works ~7 days a week, ~10 hours a day on weekday.
At 30:56 i cracked out of laugh .. The soundtrack hits with the accent .. 😂
What a fascinating watch. Kept my attention the whole time. That Japanese mango industry is something I didn't know even existed lol.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures.
Making money is not the same as keeping it there is a reason why investments aren't well taught in schools, the examples you gave are well stationed, the market crisis gave me my first millions, people shy away from hard times, I embrace them.. well at least my advisor does lol.
Hello, I’m 37 and I am not worth much yet , please help me out. Bought my first house last month and I can't seem to make any other smart investment.
wanted to trade, but I got discouraged with the market price fluctuations
Can you recommend a guide for me?
Haven't you heard of Expert Chrissy Barymoer ?He gives excellent guide on the right stock with high dividend
I knew someone would mention Chrissy Barymoer, he is perfect in helping beginners grow. I would not recommend anyone else.
I have a solution to the mushroom picking ..if you can only get the seven out of the ten rooms then just have seven rooms😮😂😂
I was thinking the same thing..
or pay workers enough to pick them all
Regular TV channels and no more expensive bells of cable
Good job this from all your worker's 👌
Why cant we do this in Jamaica with Aloe, same with Caster Oil, probably lot on shelf with no caster oil in them but then advertised as caster oil
they will do there best to tax extort and stop you from organizing. whatevr you do own your infrastructure
Just takes someone with money to invest and create a factory on the island
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures..
I'm so glad I turn off the sound and look elsewhere when the ads come on the TV. I'm far too old to be conned. Which is why I pay TH-cam for Premium.
Enjoyed this. Thanks algorithm
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures
Those years sardines was seasoned good , not now use to bone in was nice! 😮
1:45:47 The plant is also native to South Eastern Australia.
You're native to South Eastern Australia :)
@@ninjar43 I was born in Sydney (though some might describe me as “a feral pest”). 😂
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures..
Did not realized how durian became a multi billion dollars business. This fruit is the most expensive fruit coming at 200-350 dollars per one whole to buy. Though the etiquette dedicated in the Thai way of durian growing process - is the new knowledge that mostly surprised us. She is indeed fussy and a true queen of fruits.
Today even china is jumping on the market because of its popularity in demand. Unfortunately, it is only the Thai durian that has best taste and texture which appeals to wider groups of consumers comparing to the breed from other countries.
The Thai must trademark their durian breed quickly before country like China, Vietnam, Malay, Indonesia and other tropical start the crossover breeding.
Eating tropical durian from different places in itself spoke for the soil and water quality in that particular country.
Best of all, it is an excellent experience in unraveling the soft creamy texture fruits hidden beneath the toughest, spikiest, sharpest shell helmet.
Durian: the grosser peach
Agree, durian is nice though my fav is jackfruit and coconut. Got some local coconut and jackfruit farms in Malaysia where I live and they have some of the best
@@victory8928 love all the tropical fruits, countries with prosperous climate are so lucky with their natural resources, particularly with huge culinary diversity 🫶🏻
When I moved to Fla in the 70s groves were as far as the eye could see. It's not even close now.
Thank you for this! It's been almost 5 years and failed ORIF and I still have a painful nonunion of the proximal head of second metatarsal. I also had a failed navicularcuneiform fusion. Its been five years of pain and now new stress fractures. They've done weight-bearing MRIs, CTs, nuclear imaging. I don't know if it would help them in treatment, but it would at least show evidence of continuing instability.
Bought an aloe vera plant and use it directly. No worries about being tricked.
you got scammed into buying a plant
@@hugh.g.rection5906 its a very pretty plant.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures
I really can't feel sorry for the farming jobs that say they "cannot give their workers a better wage" and lose their workers. Title says this is a Billion Dollar Industry, maybe it's time to compensate them better.
The industry is worth billions but each farm owner is not a billionaire. What don't you understand?
@@thomas261989 if you can't pay a worker to do the work, it isn't worth someone waking up to do it...think about it. You go do that shit for $8 an hour to keep the plant afloat. Oh, you can't pay your bills? It's okay for you to leave right? The fact that they're saying they HAVE to have migrant workers...workers who are working for money to send back to a country that our dollar is worth MORE to [so therefore worth their time] says EVERYTHING. So the industry is worth billions, right? and maybe some farm owners aren't turning a profit to pay more wages to their workers. Where is the problem? It isn't with the worker, probably not even the farm owner, it's with the profits being at the top and not where the real nuts and bolts work. Please think about this a bit more.
MacDonalds and others were forced to pay $15 an hour by liberal laws. Their burgers special went up to $15 and everyone complained but kept voting liberal.
A lot of the time it isn't really "better wage" but "i'll schedule 5 to do the work of 6" And based on the amount of times a lot of these farmers complained about "speed", they would rather fire a slow worker than hire another.
@thomas261989 I just spent last night watching farming high technology. One wheat farmer with hundreds of acres of wheat, which he needed hundreds of people to harvest. Well, he replaced everyone. He has no sons. He has three young daughters himself his brothers and wife. They invested in the high tech, and his daughters now forgo college and is operating those equipments doing the job themselves. I saw peanut high-tech harvesting, grapes, apples, strawberries, almonds, tomatoes, oranges, pototoes,carrots, and corn. The migrant workers are being used as political statements by the Trumper Republicans. They will not let them in. They are keeping out immigrants. They want a pure white country, and l don't see the whites in the fields unless they own it. How long are we going to shoot ourselves in the foot with cruel, racists decisions that affect us all.
Ive never paid for aloe Vera. It’s one of the most hearty and useful houseplants you can get. It’s also really good for wound care and you dont even have to cut off the whole leaf My aloe is growing wildly
Well aloe to you
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures
Been paying 49¢ for bananas for the last 2-3 decades - I consider that an amazing win for so many industries and consumers - in my experience that just doesn't happen often and since 2019 is some kind of miracle considering the goofy state of affairs the 'supply chain' has seen for so many other products.
It’s absolutely insane how fast they go extracting the jelly out of the aloe vera plant.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures,
I would just open my big ass mushroom farm open to the public and on the way out you weigh your mushrooms, pay and leave. Idk. We need multiple business owners in america doing these small things that add up to big issues. The gov'ment done made it cost too much and a lot of legal garble we're never informed or trained on.
I saw that in Japan!!!
Does anyone love durian like me? It's so unbelievable 😋
I didn't know about the aloe production in my country. I have to continuously cut them around my house (in the Capital) because they grow so fast and so many everywhere.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures,
I cannot deal with these mushroom farmers. This video is called billion dollar industries and yet, these people are really crying over not having access to illegal immigrants to pay less than the federal minimum wage to do all the hardest labor, and again, at non-livable wages??? Uh… hello? Minimum wage hasn’t been livable for a long, long time but I’m not even sure what kind of chicken scratch they’d be trying to pay these people. It’s insane that they wouldn’t just pay them the goddamn money that their labor deserves to get. The farmers would rather let their products go to waste or not get as much product made and shipped and to pay their workers what their labor is worth, what they deserve to be paid. No. They want to cry about it instead. Insane.
God bless your family!
Wonderful agro - food industry with a very stable and impressive local and global economic meaning. Good enterprises when they span all ownership ranks household, cooperatives, private, public, local-international joint ventures or partnerships. In established democracies such impressive enduring agro enterprises are possible and certainly for generations. God bless.
Ahhh hell I'm cringing watching those knives!!! But I'm also super impressed 😁
"The cut leaves won't grow back, but it will produce new ones"
I might have to carry this rediculous statement around with me the rest of my life, thanks.
The stub where the leaf cut won’t grow back, but the plant will grow a whole new leaf.
How is that difficult to understand
"The cut leaves won't grow back, but it will produce new ones" - Captain Obvious
The cut leaf stub won’t grow back but the center of the plant will sprout a new one.
Going to zoo next week! Love CNN10! Ms. Dobbins class Gaffney High School in South Carolina.
@27:25 the cillid is blocking the qi flow, therefore the plant needs alliums growing underneath it as a companion plant, because alliums (onion, leek, garlic family) excrete sulfur from their roots and sulfur deters cillids.
I am amazed looking how smalls those mango trees and already producing mangoes. WOW amazing
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures,
Everything is great, healthy, tasty until it gets into a business.
That goes for every invention ever. When the vultures come, everything gets spoiled.
@@knuterthal5131 Exactly. Well said!
I believe this is where @Pentatonix draw their inspiration from🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
The last video I saw about growing mushrooms they were making them inside of a cave and had to use forhead flashlights to see.
So if you're throwing away 40K a week in product, maybe spend an additional 30k a week in labor and come out 10k ahead while increasing wages to draw in additional workers. The truth is there wouldn't be an illegal alien problem in this country if those hiring them to boost profit by exploitation were being held accountable.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures
When you savour a durian fruit, you may come to the conclusion that there is an Intelligent Creator some where out there.
And he's pissing his pants laughing at those that actually choose to eat durian.
@@andrew42000nah if there is a creator they would either be pissed that their favourite fruit is being nom before they can get it (why else put all the spikes on the damn thing) or is happy that people are able to enjoy it one they pass that spiky exterior
Aloe, when cut in Hawaii, if you leave some of it in the bathroom after putting some LIViNG aloe on your skin, within hours, it is so vibrant that it heals the leaf..shut at both ends, and continues to be alive for days. Probably, it is this living or life force that is of very special value. Fresh aloe seems to be of far greater use. Check it out. Maybe some companies --or people--vend...living aloe...
lol the filleters are low key highly competitive. I hope they get bonuses at least
Just wondering how Thailand durian can cost so much per fruit?
Do the people aware Malaysia has tastier durians and cost much less?
premium one
Malaysians may think their durian is better, but Thais don't think so. Because the texture of durian that Thai people like is completely different from that of Malaysians. Malaysians think that Thais eat underripe durian. Thais also think that Malaysians eat overripe durian.
@@blin4440 Malaysians, They dont know how to eat durian properly. They eat it when it like sht and smelly.
Honestly it is mainly different. I prefer Malaysian Tofu cause I grew up in Malaysia. Thailand had the opportunity to sell their durian as premium or superior durian and that is why it is seen as higher quality. Since Malaysian and Thailand durian is different it also appeals to different people with those who want the premium and also Thailand durian flavour buying it while those who want Malaysian durian buy that. It doesn’t help that durian is best served raw, fresh and local.
wood chip mulch for the trees. Feeds the soil and strengthens the trees. Get that microbiome back up. No dig, no pesticide, and fertilizer that doesn't kill the microbes in the soil. Ah, the joys of monocropping and the total lack of diversity in farming.
Absolutely agree! Its like people don't understand that the ecosystem is also under our feet.
I recall hearing of a Dutch (or thereabouts) building, many stories tall, raising food of the highest quality and very efficient resources, especially water, which is recycled. You might want to include that in your series and an extrapolation of what that form of agriculture would save worldwide. In areas short of food, it could provide for needs quickly and effectively once the technology can be massively produced and transported, And yes, I am an inveterate futurist.
Fileting Aloe Vera sounds like something a machine should do
Mushroom harvesting: seems like a great job for high school kids
I hope everyone in the comments and in the video including the narrator I hope you good health and a happy life
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures,
Aloe helps for sunburns though. I knew I was going to get a sunburn on my forehead so I broke off a leaf off the aloe plant in my backyard and smeared that slime on my forehead and within the next day my forehead was healed, not even peeling.
Very interesting, love it. You guys need better audio though.
Gouda is my absolute favorite cheese!!! And NOTHING beats REAL DUTCH GOUDA! ❤❤❤
Stilton beats it.
That was funny that they called it the Kingdom of Vermont! 🤔🙂
the foley work in the intro is killing me.
The mushroom grower saying pretty much that "we want to let the migrant workers have the possible to have two jobs, so they can help their families". NO ONE should need more than one job to make a living. If they can't live from pay from that one job, then it's pure and simple exploitation.
You talking about living in American cities?
"Billion-Dollar Food Industries" CEO: "we can't pay them a living wage yet"
Most migrant workers I've known have sent a large sum of their funds to their families back home which is why they'd work multiple jobs and long hours. If they abandoned their reason for working so hard the migrant workers I've worked beside would have been able to easily afford living on the wages they earned I did it easily working less hours making the same hourly pay.
Exploitation existing isnt being denied, but to blanket it like you have is just silly.
@@stevenkidd6761😅 😢😢😢
I have been living her since 1979. I worked two jobs for a long time. I paid my way through college twice and therefore needed two jobs or overtime to keep up with student loans and a house, and vehicle and savings. You would be surprise by the number of retirees who are back in the workforce to stay afloat economically. Your house is paid off, but the upkeep keeps increasing. Property taxes: If you don't pay the government the taxes, water, and electric bills, they will put a lean on it and take it away. You need insurance in case of any damage. Otherwise, you will need the cash to repair any damages by act of God or a fire. So please don't tell these people money drop from the skies.
I love this video. so much information.
This was so fascinating
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures.
I feel such pride seeing the Aloe Farm and Factory in the Dominican Republic.
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures..
This durian looks like jackfruit...
I guess the difference between cheddar and sharp cheddar is that white dude’s arm hair’s falling into the cheese.
They also wipe the perspiration from under their arms with a dirty rag and wipe down the shelves on which the blocks of cheese are placed on to age, but it's all good, it's all organic bacteria. The EU established cleanliness standards that resulted in Swiss cheese having no holes, guess what was the missing factor that caused. You definitely don't want to know how sausage is made.
@@WoodgemanXDude! People would pass out if they knew how we make sausage! I hunt and have since I was 5. My cousins own a butcher shop. They’re in the middle of nowhere on our family land. We’ve had it since 1836. I’m proud of that. ❤
I do know how sausage is made. Learnt about that before I started making my own mince meat for various uses.
太有趣啦！
Thanks DR ETIKO CURE on YT, I will keep thanking you for the miracle you did, you are the only man out of a thousand doctor's who could cure my herpes, I'm grateful beyond measures,
I want to apply for that mushroom picker job lol
Lol the mushroom-picking job is so satisfying! How can I get the job?
Many of these people need to be paid way more to do these tough jobs. So much manual labor and you want people to slave in a hot box or outside in horrible weather with crap pay. Pay people better, you have plenty to do it from your CEO's. Notice how only immigrants are working these awful jobs? Because they are taken advantage of, and paid way less than minimum wage, no benefits, no healthcare.
They accept the low wages and make it worse for everyone....Why would you pay a American a fair amount when these guys will do it for half?
I love red lobster used to work there in the late 90;s Omaha Nebraska 72nd st
55:11 Apparently the graphics team didn't know where South is Asia is, and the PIC didn't knew better too LOL
in philippines we have 10 types of banana in our local market and most filipino dont eat cavendish because it taste bland haha
Bland or sweet? That's the banana most of the West eats. It is sweet. I love fried tindok with salt.
malaysian durian is woah. musan king is like heavenly.
Agree, though it ain’t everyone’s cup of tea I do recommend trying it at least once and especially try durian with other stuff as well as raw