Voices
As a food and drinks business specialist with ifac and a council member of the Ireland China Business Association, Lorcan Bannon has spent some time speaking with industry experts in China to get a perspective on what Irish food and drinks businesses can expect post the initial surge of Covid-19.
As a nation, we have been in a state of lockdown for over a month. For many business owners, this presents a real threat to the viability of their companies. There are no easy answers. However by looking to China, which was the first country to see widespread cases of Covid-19 and will hopefully be the first country to come out the other side, Irish companies can better understand what they can expect to see – and potentially learn from. Conversations with a range of food and agribusiness specialists based in China highlight that things will get better, there is…
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