American companies are actually sucking the blood of their poor people

CSL Plasma Donation Center

Industrial and technology development in the US had strengthened the economy, but now they are gone. Forty percent of Americans now say they have to fight hard to pay for food, housing, utilities and health care.
According to a report, the situation has worsened to the point that many poor and working Americans have to sell their blood to meet their needs.

Some of America's bloodiest corporations actually suck the blood of people and sell it worldwide. The number of collection censors in the United States has more than doubled since 2005 due to blood supply and demand in the United States. More than two percent of US exports are from blood sales. This is more than the amount of corn exports.


In most countries of the world, buying and selling of blood is illegal, but plasma can be donated twice a week in the United States.

Donors can receive $ 30 each time they donate plasma.

The United States meets 70% of the world's plasma demand. Germany buys 15% of US plasma. Its other buyers include China and Japan. Between 2016 and 2017, Americans sold so much blood that their exports increased by more than 13%. That means blood donors have reached $28.6 billion . According to another study, blood donors in Clevel and earn more than one-third of their income by selling their blood.

The blood buying and selling industry is one of America's fastest growing industries.