A) Conduct market research B) Negotiate prices with growers C) Arrange shipping D) Obtain import permits
A) The Caribbean Coast B) The Pacific Coast C) The deserts D) The highlands
A) Cavendish B) Lady Finger C) Red Dacca D) Plantains
A) The bananas are fairly traded B) The bananas are organically grown C) The bananas are free from pests and diseases D) The bananas are of a specific size
A) United Nations B) World Health Organization C) International Monetary Fund D) Codex Alimentarius Commission
A) High humidity B) Temperature control C) Exposure to sunlight D) Rough handling
A) Refrigerated containers (reefers) B) Flat rack containers C) Dry containers D) Open-top containers
A) 30-35°C (86-95°F) B) 0-5°C (32-41°F) C) 20-25°C (68-77°F) D) 13-14°C (55-57°F)
A) The cost of bananas in USD B) Banana trade agreements C) Exploitation of banana workers and resources D) A type of banana currency
A) To remove ethylene gas B) To increase oxygen levels C) To add carbon dioxide D) To lower humidity
A) Sales Invoice B) Purchase Order C) Internal Memo D) Bill of Lading
A) Lack of demand for bananas B) Overproduction of bananas C) Ease of transportation D) Political instability in exporting countries
A) To control the ripening process B) To wash the bananas C) To sort the bananas by size D) To store bananas long-term
A) Oxygen B) Carbon dioxide C) Nitrogen D) Ethylene
A) Designing banana packaging B) Eating the bananas C) Ensuring compliance with regulations D) Growing the bananas
A) Panama Disease (TR4) B) Citrus Canker C) Potato Blight D) Apple Scab
A) A government subsidy for banana imports B) Ensuring fair prices and working conditions for producers C) A guarantee of organic farming practices D) A marketing strategy for premium bananas
A) A trade agreement between countries B) A type of banana C) A tax on imported goods D) A subsidy for exporters
A) Free On Board B) Final Order Basis C) Freight On Board D) Free Of Bananas
A) Measuring the banana's weight B) Checking for bruising and damage C) Determining the banana's color D) Analyzing the banana's nutritional content
A) Letter of Credit B) Bitcoin Transfer C) Bartering D) Cash on Delivery
A) Home Insurance B) Life Insurance C) Car Insurance D) Marine Insurance
A) Consuming bananas B) Regulating banana prices C) Facilitating customs clearance D) Growing bananas
A) Department of Transportation (DOT) B) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) C) Food and Drug Administration (FDA) D) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
A) Easier transportation B) Higher banana yields C) Increased disease prevalence D) Lower production costs
A) Their proximity to your office B) Their favorite color C) Their personal relationship with you D) Their ability to meet your volume requirements
A) Ignore the damage B) Document the damage and file a claim C) Throw the bananas away immediately D) Sell the bananas at a reduced price without documentation
A) High banana prices B) Banana scarcity C) Exploitation of labor D) Overproduction of bananas
A) Ignoring soil health B) Clearing rainforests for banana plantations C) Using excessive amounts of fertilizer D) Reducing pesticide use
A) Removing any information about the bananas B) Making the bananas look more appealing C) Hiding the origin of the bananas D) Tracking the origin and journey of the bananas |