Eating habits give food for thought

A revolution is taking place in the way food is sold and consumed across the world. The traditional system whereby consumers visited large supermarkets, trucked around aisles, and queued at a check-out desk is under extreme pressure. As that change unfolds Irish food producers and marketeers have an enormous opportunity to prosper.
Eating habits give food for thought

A revolution is taking place in the way food is sold and consumed across the world. The traditional system whereby consumers visited large supermarkets, trucked around aisles, and queued at a check-out desk is under extreme pressure. As that change unfolds Irish food producers and marketeers have an enormous opportunity to prosper.

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