This is particularly important in this product sector as, due to the nature and method of production, many chilled foods are classified as high risk, Ready-To-Eat (RTE) products.
Nonetheless, as averages move to new highs, investors who vowed to remain risk-averse are relatively risk-ready.
My point is not that Brodsky did not evolve -- he grew ever more ambitious and risk-ready in some respects -- but that he arrived very early at a kind of historically removed sub specie aeternitatis perspective that is almost impossible either to push past or step down from.
He took a lower profile and avoided risks, readying himself for the longer haul.
In a risk-ready firm, it is everyone's business to remain in business, which requires a flat risk-response structure that leverages multidisciplinary risk management approaches.
They are also more often risk takers ready to bet on their own creativity.
However, the local municipality believes that the coastal community is well-informed about the risk and ready to evacuate, should a warning be issued.
Head of emergency planning and response Simon Lewis said: "Flooding can happen very quickly, leaving little time to prepare, so don't wait for the worst to happen - if you're in an area at risk, get ready".
Approximately 39% of the respondents did not accept PITC; with respect to these findings, the major cited barriers toward PITC acceptability among the study participants included perception of not being at risk, not ready, self-trust, fear of results, stigma and discrimination, not counseled properly, not sure of confidentiality, needing to consult their partners, and being tested before.
