it was created in Canada of the aboriginal people

The ojibve peoples were involved in the fur trade.

Among other places, they are grown in the US. Hawaii. There are a lot of macadamia farms on the Big island.

Japan is expected to catch most of the fish as it is surrounded by the seas and oceans from all sides and due to this only Japan can catch different fishes like pelagic fishes, mackerel, anchovies, shrimps, sea bass, and also tuna. Even other eastern countries like China, Russia, etc. catch fish but not that much as Japan can. And that is why Japan's sushi is also considered better than China's as Japan can catch better breeds of fishes!

The Netherlands remain the centre of production for the European market, and can export to the world. Aalsmeer is the largest flower market in the world. over 8 billion blooms are available though the Netherlands each year

corn,wheat,paper, pencils

The fur trade is the voyagers Carrie and ship fur to other places.

It is the second most important crop in Mexico, below corn. The Mexican state of Sonora - paradoxically, bordering the Sonoran desert - is where most of it production is made thanks to advanced irrigation techniques.

Manufacturers roast, shell, and grind the beans to produce unsweetened chocolate, the chocolate liquor that is the basic ingredient of all chocolate products.

coffee and bananas were first introduced to Europe during the Colombian Exchange with Europe and the new world. when Christopher Columbus and his crew first reached the Americas, he thought it was the west indies. the Indians that were living there traded their American culture goods with some new European cultural goods. this was the start of the most important trades in our history. without this trade, we wouldn't have horses, cows, other cattle, new types of fruit and flowers. Europe wouldn't have citrus, tobacco, or other spices.

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The top five countries from which the United States imported red meat are: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Denmark, and Argentina

There are many foods which originated in England. Some include bangers and mash, beef wellington, black pudding, kippers, and hog pudding.

It doesn't import as much as it exports seeing its rich soil allows them to produce lots of foods for themselves. They export more than they import.

tomatoes and potatoes

Coffee, copper, guano

Corn, wheat, peaches, apples, grapes, lemon, orange, lime, grapefruit, potatoe, peas, celery, etc.

This is not something we have current data for, however, in 2005 the total US imports for Bananas was 33,796 million tons.

That is approximately 1.4 billion USD.

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You need to know that they eat most of the same foods as US. I'm sure they have some custom foods, but it's not like the eat a whole different diet than we do.

Compared to American food, Food from the UK is bland .. not to be disrespectful, but in my opinion, they could only benefit from using Tabasco.

Do you mean what vegetables that are stocked in major U.S. supermarkets are grown abroad? This question will be easily answered in the near future as there is a new federal policy being implemented to label the origin of all produce. This question is too broad to answer because there are too many vegetables, and some vegetables are grown in the U.S. at certain times of year and are imported at other times of the year.

This world produces enough food for Americans to get obese on and the poor children in Africa to starve(A1 to this-Haleem.A). Does that answer your question?

The earth currently produces 2.264 metric tons of cereal a year, and if you put that in perspective, that can support up to 10 billion people per day for a year.

--Yo yo man.. i unno but you but i can definitely live off fruity loops for the rest of my life.

british columbia imports oil and gas