Concern for producers after Ramsey Bakery closure announcement
The owner of Noa Bakehouse says the Island needs to 'stop, learn and come up with a plan' before farming on the Isle of Man is lost.
Miles Pettit was speaking on Manx Radio's Perspective programme, regarding the upcoming closure of Ramsey Bakery.
Food Minister Clare Barber has warned, in light of costs facing producers, the bakery may not be the only casualty.
Mr Pettit says he too has wider concerns down the line:
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