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Compensation for the Catering Sector

The Chief Minister stated last Friday that the Government will compensate catering businesses for their cost of goods thrown away as a result of this decision as these businesses had procured perishables for the weekend trade and Christmas period, which was expected to be busy. The compensation will be paid to those businesses within the catering sector which has followed and fully complied with the Covid Regulations.

To apply please fill in the form and email it to beatcateringsupport@gibraltar.gov.gi by the 31st December 2020 in order for the Government to consider the compensation package and make the appropriate payments in mid-January 2021.

To download the form in an Excel format please click here.

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