The Produce Reporter Week in Review – March 20, 2020

Greg was out on vacation last week, and came home to something a little…different. The world of grocery and foodservice has changed completely over the past week, and...

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March 20, 2020
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Greg was out on vacation last week, and came home to something a little…different.

The world of grocery and foodservice has changed completely over the past week, and Greg and Pamela discuss how retailers are responding to panic buying, what’s leading to the panic buying in the first place, and where does foodservice go from here in this week’s episode.

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