18 Surprising, Billion-Dollar Food Industries | Business Insider Marathon

China alone buys over $1 billion of durian fruits a year. The Netherlands makes over half a billion kilos of Gouda cheese annually. We take you behind the scenes of 18 billion-dollar food industries to see how they work.

00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:32 - Aloe Vera Leaves
00:09:01 - Mushrooms
00:19:00 - Durian
00:25:52 - Florida Oranges
00:36:02 - Gouda Cheese
00:54:12 - Cavendish Bananas
01:06:18 - French Butter
01:16:34 - Iberian Ham
01:24:38 - Emmentaler Cheese
01:32:01 - Sardines
01:38:57 - Vermont Maple Syrup
01:45:35 - Mānuka Honey
01:51:21 - Tofu
01:59:51 - Miyazaki Mangoes
02:08:36 - Soy Sauce
02:15:28 - Matsusaka Wagyu
02:26:09 - Quinoa
02:35:03 - Food Commercials
02:43:42 - Credits

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18 Surprising, Billion-Dollar Food Industries | Business Insider

[underthebluesky]

What a fun and informative series, love it.

[awhite]

lol mushroom farm owners: "NOBODY WANTS TO WORK 12 HOUR DAYS FOR 12 DOLLARS AN HOUR!"

[wizardman]

NO WAY THEY NAMED THE CUTTER MARIE AINTOINETTE 💀💀💀💀

[davey]

I just got off work and started watching this for the first time, by the time I got to the mushrooms I couldn't stop - this is better than discovery channel.

[RonCadillac]

The Aloe filleting dudes were definitiely going hard for the cameras 😄

[everydaycompress]

without these people the world would not turn ..thank you for everything YOU do

[erikfaber]

Your day is hell and Your boss drive exclusive cars!

[isaiahweime]

I think it's funny they can afford to lose millions a year but not pay alittle more so employees stay. Seems like a win in the long run

[NitsuSaiNeko]

Mushroom owners: I can't afford to pay more than $14/hr.
Also mushroom owners: I'm losing thousand of dollars in profit.
WTF just pay more.

[JacobCanote]

I learn current and relevant information from BI. Thank you for bringing attention to these interesting and changing industries. Keep them coming.

[Tuesdae]

I bet the Cheese guy is fun to hang with and have a beer 😂❤

[songofseikilos]

why is it every time i watch a video about a million-dollar industry i think i can do this and make a million dollars?🙃

[lancoschino]

Billion dollar mushroom companies lobbying for cheap labor instead of paying the living wage is crazy

[sudheeshkumars]

i have used aloe vera gel and applied on my skin, it really gives glow to the skin, but use directly from the plant

[terrybouffard]

Hey. Here is an idea - Pay your workers more and you will attract workers. Pretty easy to understand how that works.

[MrRenken]

Every video I watch its seems like big companies only thrive off cheap labor. Gotta make sure they keep there billion dollar bonuses.

[otofarmingdocumentary]

I admire the dedication and passion evident in every video you produce

[dmjgemdiamondlab]

Thank you for shape this video it is am😢azing to know about how they made

[DarkLumiya]

I love how the labor issue in the mushroom industry is that they aren't paying enough because "they can't afford it" yet they are ok with losing 40k a week, and the solution was to bring more temporary immigrant workers so they don't have to pay them normal full term employee wages and benefits even though it's a year round job and not seasonal.

[juuk]

Amazing video, great job on production guys ❤Very informative and teachable