Council on Foreign Relations

Why Are More Americans Eating Avocados?

The Council on Foreign Relations’ World101 program aims to make complex international relations and foreign policy issues accessible to learners both inside and outside of formal academic settings.

Explore how an increasingly global trade network created an enormous U.S. market for avocados.

The food we eat tells a complex story: not only of cultural values and family traditions but also of globalized trade and economics and a supply chain that transports raw ingredients and finished products from one part of the globe to another. Despite the recent popularity of farm-to-table food and eating local, globalization maintains a profound influence on our diets—from the McFalafel on McDonald’s breakfast menus in Egypt to the avocado toasts in the United States.

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