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Meaning of como se trasladan los productos del campo a la ciudad



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Margarito Cázares Guerrero

como se trasladan los productos del campo a la ciudad
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Depending on the amount and distance can be done in: donkey, mule, carriage, tricycle, van, truck, trailer, or loading it yourself

  



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lidia ines

In cart. (A minority has truck. ) Usually when we talk about field, we are talking about is little trodden by motor vehicle paths. Typically are in a cart pulled by oxen, with which these farmers approaching their products place that can reach a path more broad, and safe. Products that are bought it wholesale, (Sacks of wheat. Coal. Potatos. Hazelnuts. Beans. Dried fruit. And wood. Billet for stoves, and )

  

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carolina yazmin

First the farmer harvest, then becomes a buyer who offers you a pittance for his entire crop and it sells it that nobody buy him, then comes a truck and takes the entire crop of the poor peasant together with other peasants, from there the truck going to the central de abastos and there sold it and increases its pricesellers of the central de abasto distributed to retailers and increases its value again, and these retailers sell you products of the field with a value 10 times more than the original. Simple isn't it?Worth mentioning that supermarkets stores buy them directly to farmers and thus your profit margin is still greater than the of intermediaries

  

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Markel García

Very simple usually in truck and transport costs bears them the Lord distributor that is going to take a major margin at the expense of the effort of the farmer. A new trend to avoid this is the farmer to sell directly via internet or some sort of web-based platform in which case this dispondria of more margin apra cover the costs of the carrier.

  










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