Comparing China vs America Vegetable Prices Will Blow Your Mind (Grocery Price Comparison!)

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @araara4746
    @araara4746 2 дня назад +38

    3 cucumbers in the US for $6.5 is enough for one day's food costs (3 meals a day with rice, vegetables, fish, meat) in my country, Indonesia.

    • @Nhan_Nap_Rom_Xiaomi
      @Nhan_Nap_Rom_Xiaomi 2 дня назад +6

      And that amount is enough for one person in Vietnam to eat for at least 2 days. Their costs are too high, I don't understand why the price is so high, is it an imported product? America cannot produce cucumbers?

    • @araara4746
      @araara4746 2 дня назад +1

      @@Nhan_Nap_Rom_Xiaomi
      Because they are capitalists.
      Big companies buy up small rival companies and shut them down so they can monopolize the market and set prices as they please.
      If the small company refuses to sell, the large company will buy the company that supplies the small company and cut off the supply.
      Capitalists are blood-sucking leeches!

    • @piccalillipit9211
      @piccalillipit9211 2 дня назад +2

      Here in Bulgaria, where we ahve European food pricing now [sadly] it will buy me 1.5 days hot fresh made food or 3 days of ingredients if I cooked myself.

    • @araara4746
      @araara4746 2 дня назад

      @@Nhan_Nap_Rom_Xiaomi
      Because they are capitalists.
      Big companies will buy up small rival companies and shut them down, so they can control the market and set prices.
      If the small companies refuse to sell, the big companies will buy up the companies that supply the small companies and cut off the supply.
      Capitalism is a blood-sucking leech.

    • @luowen7019
      @luowen7019 2 дня назад

      你印度尼西亚工资多少呢?

  • @piccalillipit9211
    @piccalillipit9211 2 дня назад +22

    *HERE IN BULGARIA* $100 will buy me 19 days food - and that is bought hot fresh made from natural ingredients.We have like food kitchens, not restaurants, just home made food you buy to go
    If I were buying at a low cost supermarket $100 would get me 1 full trolly maybe 2 depending what you bought.

  • @basilthp
    @basilthp 2 дня назад +23

    US prices should just say extortion99

  • @apexcapital1328
    @apexcapital1328 День назад +22

    President Xi Jinping study farming in the US living with farmers to see how things were done before he became president. At that time agriculture was a weakness of China so he took what he learned and applied it to his country and made further improvements. Now food is affordable for everyone in the country.

    • @global_impulse
      @global_impulse  День назад +2

      Awesome!

    • @noneofyourbusiness73
      @noneofyourbusiness73 19 часов назад

      i bet honey is very expensive

    • @A-Ra1111
      @A-Ra1111 11 часов назад

      How exactly has farming been weak in China? For 4,000 years China has been a nation of farmers. By the time the People's Republic of China was established in 1949, virtually all arable land was under cultivation; irrigation and drainage systems constructed centuries earlier and intensive farming practices already produced relatively high yields. Let's stop making things up.

    • @A-Ra1111
      @A-Ra1111 11 часов назад

      ​@@global_impulseexcept its not true. The Chinese have been farming for 4000 years plus

    • @A-Ra1111
      @A-Ra1111 11 часов назад +1

      Your literally giving credit to a 200 year old country when a 8000+ years old country has been feeding itself even before the United States became a thing. Good grief. Stop lying. 😢

  • @BertrandTremblay-j4n
    @BertrandTremblay-j4n 2 дня назад +16

    This is exactly what America voted for!! END OF STORY THANK YOU

    • @jl-io3vw
      @jl-io3vw 5 часов назад

      Most of Americans did anyways. The clown won the popular vote. His voters deserve everything that is coming. Higher prices for everything and tax cuts for the rich.

  • @guangxidavidliu
    @guangxidavidliu День назад +13

    But, but, but freedom and democracy are priceless.

    • @michael72012
      @michael72012 21 час назад

      Democracy and freedom is just bullshit, it was just a word to brainwash dumb @ss people around the globe

    • @sih9696
      @sih9696 10 часов назад

      Ha ha, that's an interesting argument.

  • @huggybear441
    @huggybear441 День назад +5

    The cucumber price of USD$6.50 is $8.80 in Singapore. It's still considered a tight budget but enough for me to cook these:
    - braised cabbage with vermicelli
    - ten eggs omellete
    - steam minced meat
    Enough for lunch + dinner for two to three people.

  • @DaddyLiu66
    @DaddyLiu66 День назад +10

    Low income Chinese families seldom buys from supermarkets. They buy from street markets. All local small business vendors, not from large corporations.

    • @user-lv5bt3nt3r
      @user-lv5bt3nt3r День назад +3

      My parents in law grow their own and sell the surplus in street markets.

    • @alexanderchristopher6237
      @alexanderchristopher6237 День назад +1

      But imagine if this is considered middle class or upper class living in China and it’s still cheaper than lower class in the US. That’s what is blowing the minds of Americans.

    • @user-lv5bt3nt3r
      @user-lv5bt3nt3r День назад +2

      @ I think american diets are very different. Chinese people dont buy soft drinks or eat a lot of fast food and other junk. And the foods not full of corn syrup like it is in the US because the US government subsidises Farmers in lots of silly ways. In China ordinary people tend to eat an enormous amount of vegetables, most of which is just not palatable to western tastes. My (mainland chinese) wife eats a large bucket of what looks like grass every day. She doesnt tend to eat stuff (other than ginger) thats not green.

    • @nicholasl5247
      @nicholasl5247 День назад

      @@alexanderchristopher6237 That is not considered upper class . Those convenient community shopping mall would typically attract young people without enough time to shop . PS" China have alternative ONLINE shopping shall which would deliver groceries to your compound with almost half of price of this kind of community shopping mall .
      Too many choice for chinese , We typically feel no stress for groceries ,especially on price .

    • @ryhchoi
      @ryhchoi 12 часов назад +1

      So even cheaper

  • @MrBlinder514
    @MrBlinder514 2 дня назад +5

    we usually go to the street market for fresh vegetables, even cheaper.

  • @tailslapexplore6887
    @tailslapexplore6887 11 часов назад

    Did the lady just said welcome to big rotten apple ?🤣🤣😂😂

  • @lunchik2689
    @lunchik2689 2 дня назад +4

    Its quite a shock how US food prices have shot up, it's been 8 years since I was last in the US prior to that I would go there at least once a year and even stayed a whole month in the bay area the quantity and price of food back then was large and cheap. Prices in the UK have crept up post Brexit a lot of/most of our fresh fruit and vegetables are imported from Spain, the Netherlands and Africa even so they are not the silly US prices shown in this video, the competition introduced by the German discount chains ALDI and LIDL's expansion in the UK seems to have held fresh food prices down for now. Dining out is a different story. For reference a cucumber is £0.89 so 3 cucumbers works out to $3.35 US, free range eggs are £2.70 for medium size and £3.15 for large size a dozen (£0.22 or £0.26 each), battery farmed eggs are £0.14 each. The price of American eggs is even more than the price of specialty (Free Range Bluebell Araucana) or organic eggs in the UK!

  • @inktownfishing4505
    @inktownfishing4505 День назад +3

    I live in BC Canada and the prices here isn't much better. Our current government is a total joke!

  • @dnataliesmith2209
    @dnataliesmith2209 День назад +2

    3 cucumbers gave me a week or 2 of vegetables in Brazil!

  • @LovePeaceAntiFanatic
    @LovePeaceAntiFanatic 4 часа назад

    not even US, every western countries such as Canada has extreme high cost of food prices & cost of livings, due to many factors - exorbitant taxes/tariffs, high labor cost, high shipping costs, high energy cost & a few oligopolies corporates control the market share.

  • @dons6556
    @dons6556 23 часа назад +1

    Prices in USA restaurants have doubled when compared to pre pandemic. Due to tariffs, inflation, corporate greed, and increase in taxes. That is why America’s middle class has continued to shrink

  • @1968poder
    @1968poder День назад +2

    The Tower Of Babel of the modern time, The Equalizer

  • @sih9696
    @sih9696 10 часов назад

    One thing I know about China is that the government "normalizes" most food prices. Some by law and some by stock to balance supply and demand. I know this is against Western's "free market" practices that work on textbooks.

  • @birdyashiro1226
    @birdyashiro1226 День назад +4

    6.5刀3个黄瓜不加税是吧🥒😂,行吧,跟我之前预言的一样。半夜吃根黄瓜都要考虑一下子。

  • @billieeisenhower406
    @billieeisenhower406 День назад +2

    americans voted for this, they wanted this, they made their bed.

    • @diogenesw144
      @diogenesw144 10 часов назад

      Oh yeah sure they did. All of those angelic public servants we get to vote for. We never get crooks who sell us down the river - no matter which "side" you vote for.

    • @sih9696
      @sih9696 10 часов назад

      Major corporations control the politicians the American people can vote for. From a dump of garbage, you can only select the least rotten. This is what the "capitalist democracy" really looks like.

    • @jl-io3vw
      @jl-io3vw 5 часов назад

      @@diogenesw144 This is done by design. The 2 party is choosing between bad and worst. Take you pic. The idea is to keep people divided and it works. If people came together, this wouldn't happen. Unfortunately, this is going to go on until people revolt which will be never b/c politics is tribal in the US and most are poorly educated, hince Trump.

  • @tra9ce655
    @tra9ce655 2 дня назад +1

    Means restaurants can offer cheap fresh food🎉.

  • @vincentlee7937
    @vincentlee7937 День назад +3

    Because if the price of food becomes what us are the heads of billionaires would roll ?

  • @CanadianJaze
    @CanadianJaze 18 часов назад

    Thats all good and fine, but what are wages like in China compared to US?

    • @ryhchoi
      @ryhchoi 12 часов назад +1

      Low but certainly able to cover food and 86% home ownership in the country

  • @MG007.
    @MG007. 2 дня назад +9

    Would printing the green back by the trillions contribute to the insane costs in the USA?

    • @maynotbe
      @maynotbe 2 дня назад

      actually it's the over spending, war fundings, top few % ripping off from the chip act, ira, subsidies...etc

    • @kangbule
      @kangbule 2 дня назад +3

      Yes, but the money will only flow into the pockets of the rich and will not benefit the poor.

    • @user-lv5bt3nt3r
      @user-lv5bt3nt3r День назад +3

      No. Its the other way around. Because US currency is needed for international trade the US$ is kept strong and stable so your input imports are cheaper. Unless you put tariffs on them ha ha. Its not like your labour costs on your agricultural products are high given that a lot of your agricultural workers are exploited labour.

    • @MG007.
      @MG007. День назад

      @user-lv5bt3nt3r
      Hey.
      The excessive printing of the US currency is what is causing inflation in the USA. And it is spreading across the world like a cancer.
      And with the bailout 800 billion that they did in 2008 to the very banks and bankers that caused the financial crisis, it was inevitable for the world to pull away from the USD and thus we now have options with BRICS+

  • @philippoon8879
    @philippoon8879 День назад

    Of course retailers overheads in Manhattan are going to be higher than many parts of the US, that’s why the costs are higher.

    • @araonna
      @araonna 7 часов назад

      the prices aren't much different from NC or CO.

  • @moniquemarine
    @moniquemarine День назад +2

    I think we need to see the prices here in the PHILIPPINES too

  • @tailslapexplore6887
    @tailslapexplore6887 11 часов назад

    One president for affordable price when the next new guy step into office the price go sky rocket
    what kinda face-fuchsia-poop-shapeface-fuchsia-poop-shape system is that ? democracy ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @lancewood1410
    @lancewood1410 День назад +1

    amerika richest country on earth no? world's numbah ONE supapowa no? I'me sure you rich yanks can afford steak dinner everyday :)

  • @daveh966
    @daveh966 День назад

    Its just as cheap in Ireland

  • @ChengliangPan
    @ChengliangPan День назад

    我以前以为美国人每天吃牛排

    • @araonna
      @araonna 7 часов назад

      in Hollywood movies - they do.

  • @ArlanosHerbert
    @ArlanosHerbert День назад

    American food prices strain credibility; that guy's $100 groceries seems like a stunt. Those food prices can't be real.

  • @enzhus
    @enzhus День назад +1

    Of course in first class country you pay first class price, in third class country you pay third class price 😊

    • @I_fuck_moms_of_CIA_trolls.
      @I_fuck_moms_of_CIA_trolls. День назад

      "first class" in poverty LOL

    • @GeorgeForman-i9t
      @GeorgeForman-i9t День назад

      😂 Some folks acting like they slick. The people slick are the ones selling it to you. Never seen a person getting cucumbered in the rear end and enjoyed it like this guy.

    • @FrederickArthurs-hv3hb
      @FrederickArthurs-hv3hb День назад +1

      但是三等仓的食物比一等仓更丰富更有机更新鲜,这肯定有哪里不对劲

    • @mochawitch
      @mochawitch 16 часов назад +1

      Well, if america is a "first class" country why can't everyone in america afford to live "first class"?

  • @user-lv5bt3nt3r
    @user-lv5bt3nt3r День назад +1

    Except you can never quite be sure how safe it is.

    • @GeorgeForman-i9t
      @GeorgeForman-i9t День назад +4

      😂 Some folks just smooth brained. Yea, China with a 1.4-5 billion population. Low obesity and less cancer patients.

    • @stevesenick
      @stevesenick День назад

      What an idiotic brainwashed Racist comment.

    • @user-lv5bt3nt3r
      @user-lv5bt3nt3r День назад

      @@GeorgeForman-i9t less cancer patients? LOL. There is absolutely no way you can know that. And objectively, given the number of people in China, that statement is not true. Rates per capita of cancer in China? Again - not information that is accurately available.
      As for obesity - compared to who? North china is a wheat and dairy region and there are a fair few fatties up there, as there are across china. But the main reason people arent fat in china is because china has NEVER been able to produce enough food for its people and is doomed to be a net food importer forever (which is also why the south is a rice crop region - rice is the highest calorie yielding crop per acre and if a country is a rice growing country you know it has a food supply problem).
      Most chinese are not overweight simply becuase they dont have the money to spare to get overweight. Plus the traditional diet doesnt include american style junk foods. If china reaches parity of wealth per person with the west then obesity will explode. But china is actually an impoverished country and most people in china are impoverished. All this information war stuff on the internet that china and russia gets up to obscures that basic reality.

    • @marymiller6188
      @marymiller6188 День назад

      The FDA was purchased a long time ago our food is poison in comparison

    • @dons6556
      @dons6556 23 часа назад +1

      You are referring to America’s food system? Are you aware that USA FDA has over 10,000 approved food additives, including food preservatives, whereas EU has 400! Colorectal cancer in America has gone through the roof, not to mention other types. This comment is from someone living in the USA for 52 years

  • @Tt-bf6nr
    @Tt-bf6nr День назад +2

    Lmao looks like America is getting screwed