Outlook on 2022: What can we expect from the agri-food industry in 2022?

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It is no longer possible to put off making transformational changes in the way we produce, manufacture and consume food - could 2022 prove a turning point, asks Nomad Foods CEO Stefan Descheemaeker?

In today's world it is increasingly difficult to make predictions about what next week will bring let alone the next 12 months. What is very clear however, is that 2022 needs to be a year of action to...

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