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A luxury product ten years ago, the grey shrimp has now become a mass market product. But to be sold at attractive prices in the European hyper-distribution circuit, this crustacean makes a long journey.

Throughout this vignette, illustrating each step of the candy-making process, from the harvesting of a beet to the sale of the candy, a counter rotates rapidly and displays the distance traveled by the beet, from 0 cm to 85 km. We hear everywhere that sugar is not good for our health. And yet, it comes from fruits and vegetables. …

Throughout this vignette, illustrating each step in the making of a running shoe, from the recycling of a plastic bottle to the final result, a counter rotates rapidly and displays the distance traveled by the bottle, from 0 cm to 1,593 km.

Throughout this vignette, which illustrates each step in the making of the spread, from the picking of a hazelnut, a counter rotates rapidly and displays the distance traveled by it, from 0 cm to 2,895 km.

Throughout this vignette, which illustrates the journey of the hair extensions from their point of departure to their point of arrival, a counter rotates rapidly and displays the path traveled by the hair, a distance starting at 0 cm and ending at 8,035.61 km.

Throughout this capsule, which illustrates each step in the creation of an aircraft part, from the extraction of titanium in a quarry, a counter rotates rapidly and displays the distance traveled, from 0 cm to 6306 kilometers.

The number of smartphones sold in the world in 2014 is 1.3 billion, with each of these terminals requiring 1 to 10 grams of tin for its proper functioning. Throughout this vignette, which illustrates each step in the manufacturing of an electronic circuit, from ore extraction to the use of a phone, a counter rotates rapidly and…

Linen is considered the fabric of the future. We find it everywhere: in car doors, in tennis rackets, but also in our clothes. And France is the world's leading producer of this so-called ecological fiber.

Paper is everywhere: in the office, in bathrooms and toilets... If the arrival of digital technology has made it possible to curb the consumption of paper, the real problem remains the quantity of water necessary for its manufacture because for 1 kilo of paper, it is necessary on average 500 liters of water... Throughout this capsule,…