It's one of those things people don't always wanna talk about, but when everyone tries to work together on food, it isn't always fair for smaller or poorer countries. From what I've seen, big international policies sometimes push small farmers out because they can't compete with huge companies or new rules. For example, if a global group decides on one way to grow or ship food, the little farmers might not have the resources or money to follow those rules, so they lose business. It kinda reminds me of a story my uncle told me about his friend in Nigeria who lost most of his profit after some new import rules came in from bigger countries. Plus, sometimes the big international food companies care more about making money than helping people get healthier food, so small countries end up stuck buying expensive stuff they don't even need. Collaboration sounds awesome, but I think it needs to let every country and small farmer actually share their ideas and get fair treatment. Otherwise, only the rich and powerful groups benefit, and that's not really fair at all.