THE OUTLOOK. The challenges facing those who need to adapt and invest in ideas<\/p>\n
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Taliana: \u201cPersonal websites no longer make sense; we need to focus on platforms that work with the supply chain of producers\u201d<\/p>\n
Take, for example, bagged salad. How innovative was this for the Italian consumer? Very. And it\u2019s a product that has taken off. But such innovation required, above all, the manufacturers to define the concept, the packaging and even the supply chain. And there\u2019s more. Take any other agri-food product \u2018Made in Veneto\u2019. How can it be made popular abroad too? Giovanni Taliana, president of the Food Section of Confindustria in Padua, offers his recipe for success. \u2018We need to invest in research, market studies on the country we\u2019re targeting, and work across the supply chain, because by now even just having your own company website, from which to run an \u201ce-commerce\u201d business, is an outdated way of thinking that\u2019s no longer enough.\u2019<\/p>\n