Good Food Enterprises: Adapting to the pandemic, one year on
11pp - 2021 | 772Kb
A follow up survey report exploring how good food enterprises have adapted to the pandemic one year on.
Good Food Enterprises: Adapting to the pandemic, one year on
11pp - 2021 | 772Kb
We define ‘good food enterprises’ as those that use farmer focussed supply chains, prioritise healthy and sustainable food, and increase access to, and the affordability of, good food. Good food enterprises may be non-profit, social enterprises or for profit food retailers and play a part in their community beyond trading.
In May 2020, we surveyed good food enterprises in our network to understand how they were being affected by the lockdown restrictions and found that, on large, good food enterprises were resilient and able to respond to changes in need and supply shortages. One year on, we followed up to understand the longer term impacts.
Key findings:
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