VOICED : Destileria irlandesa convierte su ginebra en desinfectante para manos

An Irish distillery has adapted to the COVID-19 crisis by using its gin production facilities to create hand sanitizer, a scarce commodity. Initially, the sanitizer was made for personal use, but as the pandemic spread, the distillery began selling it to the public and donating to homeless associations. Since commercialization began, they have sold between 3,500 and 4,000 bottles, totaling 2,000 liters. This initiative is their way of contributing to the community during these uncertain times.

What change did the Irish distillery make in response to the current situation?

• They began making hand sanitizer.

• They started producing beer.

• They started producing whiskey.

• They switched to making wine.

What was the initial purpose of the sanitizer produced by the distillery?

• To distribute in schools.

• To export to other countries.

• To sell to local stores.

• For personal use by the staff.

How did the distillery respond to the spread of COVID-19?

• They increased the price of their gin.

• They began producing masks.

• They started selling sanitizer to the public.

• They stopped production entirely.

How many bottles of sanitizer has the distillery sold since they began commercializing it?

• 1,000 to 2,000 bottles

• 2,500 to 3,000 bottles

• 3,500 to 4,000 bottles

• 4,500 to 5,000 bottles

What is the distillery's motivation for selling and donating sanitizer?

• To expand their product line.

• To compete with other distilleries.

• To help in uncertain times.

• To increase their profits.