To Market, To Market (1943)

The film explores the intricate process of food distribution in America, focusing on farmers, wholesalers, and retailers. It highlights the role of farmers in growing crops, the importance of timely harvesting, and the logistics of delivering produce to wholesale markets. The film illustrates how wholesalers act as middlemen, purchasing large quantities from farmers and selling to retailers. It emphasizes the care taken in handling vegetables to ensure quality and the various methods of buying and selling produce, including auctions and direct sales. The film also touches on the transportation of goods and the global trade of food products.

Keywords
food distribution, farmers, wholesalers, retailers, crop harvesting, logistics, produce quality, auctions, transportation, global trade

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