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Pandemic accelerates changes across Food & Drinks

June 28, 2020
Borderless Leadership

Accelerated by the current pandemic, the food industry is experiencing the most dramatic changes yet in this dynamic sector. Companies along the supply chain will need to raise their game. This Thursday, July 02 at 2pm CET Borderless Live brings together two of the food industry’s leading experts for a stimulating, wide-ranging discussion on the changes we can expect.

If “farm to fork” or anywhere in between is in your sights this is a session you will not want to miss. Join the conversation with our guests, Juan Aguiriano Group Head Sustainability, Technology Ventures, Kerry Group, and Defne Saral Global Sales Director, Ingredients FrieslandCampina.

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