Food service arm takes the hit as hospitality shuts down
Businesses on the Isle of Man will need to adapt over the next three weeks in order to survive the circuit break lockdown.
That’s the view of the managing director of Robinsons.
Jana Horsthuis says a decision to operate a home delivery service will help keep her staff employed.
It’s after the company’s food service arm took the hit as hospitality venues, and schools, were forced to close:
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