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Feijoas from New Zealand sold at a premium in the U.S.

In New Zealand, feijoas are often so abundant that residents might leave them out for free. However, in the United States, Marx Foods, a food wholesaler based in New Jersey and Seattle, prices these fruits significantly higher. They offer 30-39 New Zealand feijoas for $219 USD, equivalent to approximately $369 NZD.

This pricing strategy has sparked reactions among New Zealanders on Reddit, with some expressing surprise at the high value placed on what they consider a common backyard fruit. One user humorously noted the potential wealth in their backyard, stating, "Didn't realize I had $1,000 USD just laying in my backyard," highlighting the discrepancy in perceived value.

Another joked about the volume of feijoas going to waste on their property, suggesting a potential fortune based on Marx Foods' pricing. The conversation underscores the varying economic value of agricultural products across different markets.

Source: morefm.co.nz

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