This is an image of the grapefruit from Florida. It is also shown that the company is marketing not only the region of production but also the fact that they are organic. I have experienced to try other grapefuits which are neither from Florida nor organic, and I feel like that the condition of this grapefruit is more heathy compared to that of others.
This is an image of the covering of mandarins or clementines from California. So, the company is marketing the fact that this fruit is grown from California, which has favorable climate to grow mandarins. I've tasted mandarins from China and Korea, but I feel like this one from California tastes the same, not very special.
I took this photo in front of Class Office Building at St.Paul campus.
Although it is still alive, I could see some portions of the plant dieing, turning to brown color. I think the reason why this plant is still alive is the protection of the building as well as its own ability to withstand cold and harsh environmental conditions.
I took this photograph in front of my house on 900 Washington Avenue. This plant was one of the few plants that survived despite of snow and frost. And I think the reason why this plant is still alive is it's planted in the corner of outside of the building, so that the cold wind and snow can be blocked, and this species may have adapted to cold weather.
These cookies are marketed to appear to be from Denmark, but they are really made in the USA. However, I have had real Danish cookies from Denmark and I believe the real thing is better.
It is not visible in the image but this olive oil is imported from Italy. I don't think I've ever noticed if italian olive oil is better than others but I would assume it is since 99% of olive oil is from there.
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