"I think a lot of people are minding whatever they have and they'll be hesitant to spend anything."
Takeaways and food services in Ireland have become the unsung heroes of the Covid-19 crisis.
From pivoting to takeaway to trialling home deliveries, these businesses have had to adapt and find new ways of keeping their heads above water during this uncertain time.
Speaking on JOE's business show, All In, which is backed by AIB, Paul Cadden, founder of the Saba restaurant and takeaway chain, spoke about the importance supporting food businesses as they try to bounce back and why customers will need more reassurance than ever.
You can hear what Paul had to say at 17:31 in the episode below:
All In, backed by AIB, is available everywhere you get your podcasts and on YouTube.
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