"I accept we could've done things differently" says Barber
The environment, food, and agriculture minister has apologised for her department's 'handling' of the cancellation of the Isle of Man's Food and Drink Festival saying she understands the disappointment felt by those affected.
The decision has attracted criticism from local producers who claim they are being 'stamped on' with fears of decreased revenue as a result.
Backbench politicians are expected to quiz Minister Clare Barber over the announcement in the House of Keys tomorrow morning (25 June).
Mrs Barber wants to try and change buying habits all year round:
You can watch the full discussion with Minister Barber and DEFA Chief Officer Scott Gallacher on Manx Radio's Mannin Line with Andy Wint:
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