Canned goods in Finland involve a complex supply chain with contributions from farmers and factory workers across multiple countries.
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Canned goods in Finland involve a complex supply chain with contributions from farmers and factory workers across multiple countries.
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Synopsis
In a factory in Finland, workers prepare canned goods for distribution. The film details the global supply chain behind these products, tracing the sourcing of raw materials and packaging. Farmers and factory workers across Denmark, Poland, Portugal, and Romania contribute to this process. The documentary outlines how local decisions affect global food production. It also prompts thought about where everyday items come from and the many hands involved in their creation.
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- Find out how global supply chains affect local food production.
- Meet the farmers and workers behind canned goods.
- See the impact of consumer choices on the food industry.
Did You Know
- Canned goods in Finland are part of a complex global supply chain.
- The film features contributions from farmers and factory workers in multiple countries.
- Canned Dreams has a runtime of 75 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Canned Dreams?
Canned Dreams was directed by Rodrigo Areias.
What is the duration of the documentary Canned Dreams?
Canned Dreams has a duration of 75 minutes.
In which countries was Canned Dreams produced?
Canned Dreams was produced in Denmark, Finland, France, and Portugal.
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