Doesn't the 'pop' sold in Europe still have to 'good stuff' in it?
Some of the countries that can 'grow the plants' now market their own brand of 'pop'.

I would have to 'try and re-find the article', but doesn't an American Embassy in one of those countries serve 'Bolivian tea' quite freely to anybody 'in that Embassy' as a remedy for 'altitude sickness'. How fucking two-faced is that.
Under free-trade shouldn't I be allowed to get some 'Bolivian tea' if I happen to live above a certain altitude? (I'm in Canada BTW) It would be sooo cool to have the RCMP deliver it to my door.LOL

When the company 'cleans the leaves' who gets to keep the 'stuff' that is washed out?