17 July 2026
Adapting quickly as a food supplier to a pandemic crisis
Published in the March 2020 online edition of Foodlegal Bulletin, here are some of the observations and ideas of Foodlegal chairperson Joe Lederman who gives us the benefit of insights from personal experience and research, about “Adapting quickly as a food supplier to a pandemic crisis.”
The supply side of a crisis management situation requires ongoing collaboration not just by governments and industry but a high level of transparency and understanding to meet the needs and gain the trust of all communities.
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