How do people who live in Antarctica get food?

Answer 1

All food consumed on the Antarctic continent is imported by the governments that support their research stations there.

Exceptions are hydroponic produce items, such as lettuce, tomatoes, spices and edible flowers, that are grown in some research stations. All food grown on the continent must be consumed on the continent, per the Antarctic Treaty.

NASA has studied the viability of hydroponic produce production in Antarctica for use on space travel.

Answer 2

All humans in Antarctica live and work there temporarily. They are either scientists or workers in support of science, all of whom study the health of planet earth.

Everything useful to humans is imported to the continent, and all human rubbish and waste that cannot be burned is exported to the country that supports the research station involved.

Answer 3

by calling and telling them to take it to the north pole

Answer 4

People who live and work in Antarctica -- you can't live there without a government job that supports science -- have easy access to food, 24/7.

Answer 5

People take it with them in cans and such as it is only research teams from other countries that live in Antarctica

Answer 6

Every country that supports research in Antarctica imports supplies and exports waste. This includes food imports and export of human waste.

Answer 7

Depending on the season, all foods are imported to Antarctic research stations, and can be delivered by air transport or by ships.

Answer 8

Supplies are delivered by ships to the various scientific stations run by several countries.