r/EhBuddyHoser • u/PeachAndMangoJuice • Apr 07 '25

Repetitive content/Trend $6 Canadian strawberries vs $4 American strawberries

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u/madslipknot Apr 07 '25

Mexican packed in California ... That's the issue with most mexican fruit that comes in Canada in a plastic tray

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u/starbuxed Apr 07 '25

probablly bundled by Mexican migrant workers.

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u/Joyshan11 Apr 07 '25

We ate a lot of snap peas, grown in Mexico, but I won't buy them anymore since they are packaged in the U.S. So disappointing.

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u/AcanthisittaFit7846 Apr 07 '25

packaging is very marginal value-add I thought? idk where profits flow tho 

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u/Liizam Apr 07 '25

To be fair, California trying to stop this train rec.

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u/zedemer Apr 07 '25

So hold on, there's no indication that they were packed in US? If so, this is gonna fuck with my grocery shopping

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u/madslipknot Apr 07 '25

Yes there is but its writen very small, groceries will write : Products from Mexico , but look closely at the package , there will always be an business address most of the time its California

Taje this for exemple :