Video interview with Inverarity Morton and Simple Things Fermentations
A leading alcohol wholesaler and exciting new brewer discuss trading through lockdown.
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A leading alcohol wholesaler and exciting new brewer discuss trading through lockdown.
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On 19 March 2020, the UK found itself in a national lockdown as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and many business were forced to close their doors for a period of time and sustain significant financial losses as a consequence.
Before 2019, an application for ‘interim relief’ was a fairly rare occurrence, but the number is rising year-on-year.
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