The two statements below are stating the same general idea about the crisis of disappearing bees and the effect on food. Statement 1: At issue are the disappearing bee colonies in the United States, a situation that continues to mystify scientists and frighten food makers. That's because, according to Haagen-Dazs, one-third of the U. S. food supply - including a variety of fruits, vegetables and even nuts - depends on pollination from bees.

Statement 2: Without this army of migrant pollinators paying a visit for three weeks every year, the trees would fail to bear the almonds that are California's most valuable horticultural export. Last year, they earned the state more than $1.9bn, double the revenue from its Napa Valley vineyards. Moreover, 80% of the world's almonds now come from this pocket of the planet. But the supply of almonds in confectionery, cakes and packets of nuts is now threatened by a mysterious malady that is causing honeybees to disappear.

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