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What kinds of food are in Samoa?
Every food you find in other countries are found in Samoa.
Where do the Australians get their food?
In Australia and other countries the import food to them.
Why do you import food from the other countries?
because we are greedy and selfish
What kind of food you eat in Samoa?
Food just like what other countries eat, with delicacies and dishes pertaining to our own country.
What are the countries that import food to barbados?
guyana
Why has agriculture given top priority?
to make themselves self sefecient in food production and lessen the import from other countries
Why is the fa'alifu fa'i important to the traditional food in Samoa?
Because it is one of the Samoan stables, like potatoes, kumara or yams in other countries.
What are the food Samoans eat in samoa?
Samoans eat everything like people from other countries eat, and have a few delicacies and dishes pertaining to themselves.
Why do other countries need wheat?
Same as in usa, they also use wheat for food. Some countries do not grow enough of it to satisfy the need of their polulation, so they need to import it.
What makes Samoa different from every other place?
its religions and excitement of the people as along with its nice food. that is not what was asked. geographical features are things like mountains or rivers or deserts. not religion & food. im actually trying to figure out what the geographical features of Samoa are too. so if anyone actually has a real answer post it.
How do African people live?
I don't understand your question well. They live with food and water. The most of food they import it from other countries. Same, They have great crops cause of mild weather there.
Why do we import food from other countries?
We import food from other countries to ensure a diverse and year-round supply of fresh produce that may not be locally available due to climate or seasonal limitations. Importing food also helps meet consumer demands for a wider variety of flavors and cuisines. Additionally, it can be more cost-effective to source certain products from countries where they are produced more efficiently or in larger quantities. This global trade fosters economic relationships and supports food security by diversifying sources.
