ITALIAN FOOD MANUFACTURERS FEAR FALL IN DEMAND AFTTER CURRENT COVID-19 CRISIS RETAIL SPIKE ENDS
April 2nd, 2020
The president of Italian food industry association Federalimentare has told of his concern about the medium- to long-term effects of the drop in demand for Made in Italy foods caused by Covid-19 epidemic affecting the country.
Ivano Vacondio said that the current spike in domestic food demand is “atypical and fleeting”, noting that hoarding by Italian consumers has, until now, camouflaged problems that will soon emerge, he said in statements sent to just-food. (NOTE TO EDITOR – WE THINK THESE STATEMENTS HAVE BEEN SENT TO OTHER PUBLICATIONS – THEY WOULD ...
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