Business, 09.09.2020 23:01 Ayalij

Which of the following scenarios best describes the typical process a commodity will undergo on its way to being a finished product? It is harvested and stored near where it was grown, then shipped by truck, train or boat to a place to be processed and packaged, then
transported back to the area where it was grown for sale to local residents.
It is harvested and stored near where it was grown, then shipped by truck, train or boat to a place to be processed and packaged, then
transported again to a restaurant or store far from where it was grown.
It is harvested and processed on site, then a small roadside market is set up to allow farmers to sell a diverse group of fresh products
directly to consumers without the need for transport.
It is harvested and immediately processed in the same community where it was grown, then transported only a short distance away for
storage and sale to a local community

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