concept   food sourcing

13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) France (1) Nigeria (1) East Asian countries (1) remote rural areas (1) African countries (1) Asian countries (1) European countries (1) Latin American countries (1) Mediterranean countries (1) Pacific countries (1) South Asian countries (1) Urban areas (1) suburban areas (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 food sourcing France France places importance on the quality and origin of regional and traditional food products like wine and cheese. 7
2 food sourcing Nigeria Nigeria relies on subsistence agriculture and regional culinary traditions for diverse food sourcing. 5
3 food sourcing East Asian countries East Asian countries prioritize fresh, traceable, and certifiably safe local ingredients in their food sourcing. 2
4 food sourcing remote rural areas In remote rural areas, people rely on homegrown or locally sourced food due to limited access to food delivery services. 2
5 food sourcing African countries African countries rely on subsistence agriculture and locally available ingredients for their diverse culinary traditions. 1
6 food sourcing Asian countries In Asian countries, food sourcing emphasizes seasonality, traditional cultivation methods, and sustainable fishing practices. 1
7 food sourcing European countries European countries prioritize the quality and origin of their food, particularly focusing on traditional and regional products such as French wine and cheese. 1
8 food sourcing Latin American countries Food sourcing in Latin American countries emphasizes traditional agriculture and the importance of sourcing from family-owned farms or cooperatives. 1
9 food sourcing Mediterranean countries Traditional Mediterranean cuisine emphasizes simple, local ingredients from home gardens and small local producers. 1
10 food sourcing Pacific countries Pacific countries prioritize using indigenous ingredients and sustainable practices, like foraging and respecting native lands, in their food sourcing. 1
11 food sourcing South Asian countries Freshness is a top priority for sourcing food in South Asian countries, often from local markets or directly from farmers. 1
12 food sourcing Urban areas Urban areas rely more on supermarkets and convenience stores for food sourcing. 1
13 food sourcing suburban areas Food sourcing in suburban areas is largely dependent on supermarkets and convenience stores. 1