but still there have always been disputes about water in petaca especially in summer. but i'm going to keep it going and also. an aerial survey over a legal river i was carried out in two thousand and twelve to see if there were underground channels diverting the river water and that anyone out of. sixty four were found under this river alone sixty four percent they said think well that's why this river is completely dried out. over cattle producers have diverted the underground water so that's why they've always got water. it would associate with you know what. paul rodriguez has repeatedly voiced his criticism. of the report by chalange broadcaster shows him at one of the many crisis summits with government representatives. we've reported what's happening here is so many times. that i deliberately and many lawsuits that do happen only ever result in mild punishments. you know what i want to fight them you know water theft is always going to france in chile. with a fine of twelve hundred euros let these guys pay the money and carry on but the one thing. i mean even if

there have been years of water shortages in petaca but they're still exporting avocados from there how does that fit in with a consumer's demand for sustainability. not i don't know about that. if there's one thing the trade show proved it's that business is booming one sales record follows the next mostly thanks to the afrikander. the way things are going in potomac are the region will likely help that trend continue an estimated eighty percent of the wants are already goes towards agriculture. new crops are appearing despite the lack of water roger a go document the rampant growth of agricultural land. may have no future. as things stand the climate the lack of rain. the dried out rivers. the talker will just be sacrificed that would have been a loss in a so nicely fees are protecting the monoculture and the export of avocados at the cost of people's access to drinking water so you're in that even though. water is also material schmidt's biggest concern but only that it won't be sufficient to meet the demand for his afrikaners. only need on top of it to endure that way of course wher

a top trader in holland avoids avocados from petaca. you really need to find the right partners. located on the right spots so from the pits or a region we as a company we don't source for that from that region just because of the water issues that are in that location. the south americans including the export has from her tone kind of hoping to strike some good deals at the trade show. on the water shortage is an issue for the channel for it is. completely about if there is a state or not together with the exporter it's going to ensure that all exports standards are met that applies to all chilean fruit people but they must be sustainable and trade and i think all food safety you know that safety. right. computers. there have been years of water shortages in to talk of but they're still exporting avocados from there how does that fit in with a consumer's demand for sustainability. not i don't know about that. if there's one thing the trade show proved it's that business is booming one sales record follows the next mostly thanks to the avocado. the way things are going in potomac