Meet To Assess Future Of Food & Agriculture Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
The conference will cover industry leaders from public and private companies across the full spectrum of the food value chain Outlook Web Bureau May 13, 2021
Businesses involved in the food chain have experienced volatility since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. There are concerns that fertiliser, ag chemical and agribusiness, food and beverage, supply chain logistics, grocery retail and restaurants, among others, are expected to be further affected.
In addition, the industry faces enhanced ESG investing targets as well as higher commodity prices and increased demand, which are driving inflation costs.
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The conference will cover industry leaders from public and private companies across the full spectrum of the food value chain, including agribusiness, fertilizer, ag chemicals, food and beverage, cannabis, retail distribution, grocery and restaurant sectors
NEW YORK, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - BMO Capital Markets is hosting its 16
th annual Farm to Market Conference on May 19
th and 20
and feature thematic panel sessions, company presentations and one-on-one meetings.
All businesses involved in the food chain – from fertilizer, ag chemical and agribusiness, to food and beverage, cannabis, supply chain logistics, grocery retail and restaurants – have experienced volatility since the start of the pandemic, which is expected to continue to have resounding effects. In addition, the industry faces enhanced ESG investing targets as well as higher commodity prices and increased demand, which are driving inflation costs. During the conf