More fallout:

The closure of the Czech restaurant market for three months will also have an adverse impact on microbreweries. The owners will have to sell or close them. According to the president of the Czech-Moravian Association of microbreweries Jan Suran, up to 40 percent of microbrewery owners have decided to liquidate. This worsened his March estimate that a quarter of owners would be forced to give up their business. According to the sector union, the state did not help, and many of the beer producers expected a relaxation of emergency measures earlier. According to Suran, it is practically the targeted liquidation of the industry.

Yep…looks like the end of the road for a lot of small businesses here in Czech Republic. It really doesn’t help that the PM, Andrej Babiš, is notoriously anti-small business (he believes that all small businesses are parasites and he’s in favor of monopolism).