Edwynn -> RE: Where do China, Japan, and Korea get their chopsticks? From Georgia. (7/28/2011 7:28:44 AM)
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Sorry. I did not mean to side-track, I just got carried away responding to another. I like the OP, actually. Pine trees are essentially weeds writ large in this region, and I can imagine a typical Georgian looking at this infestation in his/her yard and then looking back to the purchasing agent for the chop stick factory and saying: "so, you actually want to buy these things, right?" In answer to others: yes, we sell chop sticks, but I recall an article about several Georgia software companies providing for European clients, some plant making brass collars and sleeves for export, other plants and service companies actually hiring, etc. It was over a year ago that I read all this, sorry if I'm too tied up elsewise to provide the links for what I read in various newspapers and journals back then. I am currently tied up in some project about the Chinese domestic economy. (yes, they actually have one, and are stumbling not so willingly into that territory). But as was pointed out in another's post about Germany's small-medium sized manufacturers, it takes all kinds, all sizes, etc. to make a full economic endeavor. Don't diss the sticks.
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