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    How has the pandemic changed the lives in the industry?

    The pandemic has given us the opportunity to reflect on our privileges as well as develop more empathy for others.

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    Covid-19 has affected the lives of millions of people. And continues affecting them even though we can now see the light at the end of the pandemic. In many forms and ways, we have seen our lives change due to the coronavirus pandemic. We want to take these first lines to show our condolences and support to all of the families and organizations that might have lost someone they cared about during these difficult times. We do not want to get into how the pandemic affected the market and the prices -FAO already did that-. What summons is how the lives of the people involved in our industry changed. Let’s dive into the human dimension of the crisis.

    Covid-19 has affected the lives of millions of people. And continues affecting them even though we can now see the light at the end of the pandemic. In many forms and ways, we have seen our lives change due to the coronavirus pandemic. We want to take these first lines to show our condolences and support to all of the families and organizations that might have lost someone they cared about during these difficult times. We do not want to get into how the pandemic affected the market and the prices -FAO already - Advertisement -

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