In 2010 imports accounted for 86% of Americas seafood, 50% of its fresh fruit, and 18% of its fresh vegetables. Americans are now importing twice as much food as we were a decade ago. But what does this increased reliance on imported food mean for the people around the globe that produce our food - the people that feed us?  In the vein of the authors first book Where am I Wearing?, Where Am I Eating? will bridge the gap between global farmers and fisherman and American consumers.  Not only will Timmerman set out on a global quest to meet the workers that nurture, harvest, and hunt our food, he will work alongside them: diving for lobster in Nicaragua, harvesting bananas in Costa Rica, lugging sacks of cocoa beans in Cote dIvoire, picking coffee beans in Colombia and tomatoes in Indiana.