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At the Taste Tomorrow event in China in May 2012, we caught up with Eric Kayser after his workshop at the event and asked him a few questions.

Mr Kayser summarizes his views on tradition and innovation, and how these fit into a global market and how they can be translated into an industrial approach to the artisan tradition.

 

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