CMA CGM: COVID-19 Outbreak Affecting The Whole Supply Chain Worldwide
The current COVID-19 Outbreak is affecting the whole supply chain worldwide, raising potential major challenges.
The current COVID-19 Outbreak is affecting the whole supply chain worldwide, raising potential major challenges.
As such, Stella Maris (Apostleship of the Sea) is adapting its provision of welfare services during the pandemic so that seafarers and fishers continue to be supported during this critical time.
The specially designed Covid-19 task force met for the first time this morning at the Antwerp port. Here it was reaffirmed that the port is part of the essential national infrastructure in Belgium and is of crucial importance for supplying the country and large parts of Europe.
Port of Cork, Ireland’s second-largest port and the key facilitator of trade in the south of Ireland, confirmed that its freight operations are continuing to operate smoothly, and that at present its arrivals schedule remains unaffected.
​IMO Secretary-General stresses vital need to maintain commerce by sea and protect seafarers’ welfare in face of coronavirus shut down.
As a response to the global coronavirus outbreak, Hurtigruten will stop operations on the Norwegian coast through April 19th. All international expedition sailings are cancelled through April 28th.
Vale would like to update the market on the steps and policies it is taking to safeguard its employees, businesses and communities surrounding its operations from the threats that are being posed by the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak, and on the consequences of such measures.
Ports Australia is maintaining constant dialogue with government and industry to ensure the necessary measures are in place to keep Australia’s people safe and its trade flowing.
Economies around the world are entering into a period of profound change. The spread of the coronavirus has resulted in many countries closing their borders and restricting port entry.