Cómo se tratan las plantaciones de banano en Ecuador con pesticidas y a quiénes perjudican

To learn the truth about Ecuadorian bananas, the host will meet with Edward Weise, a Ukrainian who works as the head of quality control in the "banana republic." At the same time, they will conduct a secret inspection of the plantations, during which Dmytro learns how to grow the fruit so that it will benefit Ukrainians, not harm them. The "World Inside" crew will visit an airbase specializing in spraying pesticides on banana plantations using small planes. The TV host will learn about the specifics of tree treatment and discover how dangerous these chemicals can be for human health and whether bananas are safe on our store shelves. See other broadcasts from Ecuador:    • Ecuador   About The World Upside Down: Dmytro Komarov is a famous Ukrainian TV presenter and author of "The World Upside Down," who, together with Ukrainian filmmaker Oleksandr Dmytriev, travels to countries not usually visited by tourists. They manage to go to places where humans have never set foot. Dmytro creates the route himself, learns the characteristics of the new place in advance, and tries to survive on his own in the practically primitive conditions. But the truth is, he tries to get used to the role of the natives, not as a mere outsider but as part of the team, actively trying out new trades and ways of obtaining food, learning local traditions and laws. Dmytro and Oleksandr have visited more than 20 countries, and these were certainly not just passing trips, but rather in-depth cultural studies. #Ecuador #worldinsideout