I can see how this is true of fast food, motor vehicles and electronics, not necessarily fresh produce. A South African winefarm can only make South African wine in South Africa. Coca-cola and Heineken can (and do) make their product the world over, wherever it is consumed.

If anything, vertical farming should be able to produce the consistent "big mac" equivalent of the tomato/lettuce/potato?

Am I incorrect in the sentiment of the capitalist argument here?