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Author Topic: Per my photo, my MIL wish it rains for the sake of her homeland's pineapple farm  (Read 158 times)

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Like this one in Pingtung county:




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Obviously the pineapple war between Taiwan and China doesn't help either:

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China and Taiwan face off in pineapple war

It could be the world’s most heated dispute over pineapple, even eclipsing the interminable debate about whether or not it belongs on pizza. Last month, China banned Taiwanese pineapple imports, citing the risk of “harmful creatures” that could affect its own crops. The move infuriated Taiwan’s leaders, who said the move had nothing to do with bugs, and was instead an example of China ramping up political pressure on the island, which Beijing considers a province of China. In response, Taiwan’s leaders sought out new customers overseas, and asked locals to eat what Chinese consumers no longer could.

“Taiwanese pineapples are stronger than fighter jets. Geopolitical pressures cannot squeeze their deliciousness,” declared Taiwan’s Vice President Lai Ching-te, in a tweet.




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My MIL is happy about this  O0:

"China’s Ban on Taiwan Pineapples Flops as New Buyers Step In"






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