Thursday, July 19, 2018

money - Mah inyan Shmita eitzel the price of tea in China?



I saw some red peppers in an American grocery store labelled "Product of Israel". I have never seen that before, and my guess is that since it's a shmitta year, there is less of an Israeli domestic market and it makes Israeli produce in the US relatively cheap. Is that a thing?


What is the effect of shmitta on the price of Israeli exports? Does this impact the availability of shmitta-year Israeli produce in American markets such that I should be on the lookout, or was this a fluke occurrence?




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