The United States is a big maker and seller of food, but did you know it's also a major buyer of food from other countries?
Because of the weather and changing seasons, some foods can't be grown here in the U.S. enough to satisfy how much we want to eat. So, many of the foods we see in grocery stores actually come from different parts of the world.
This picture made by Julie Peasley uses information from the Chatham House Resource Trade Database (CHRTD) to show where the U.S. gets its...
