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The coronavirus pandemic has significantly impacted global shipping, especially from China, one of the largest exporters in the world. As countries implemented lockdowns and restrictions, the supply chain faced disruptions and challenges that businesses importing goods had to navigate.
The pandemic has led to changes in shipping routes and schedules. Some ports experienced closures or reduced operations, affecting the movement of goods. Companies had to find alternative routes and methods to ensure deliveries.
Delays in shipping became a common occurrence due to reduced manpower and safety measures at ports. This resulted in backlogs of cargo and increased waiting times for shipments, leading to inventory management challenges for businesses.
To mitigate the spread of the virus, new safety protocols and regulations were implemented in the shipping industry. This included sanitation measures, social distancing guidelines for workers, and quarantine procedures for vessels entering ports.
Shipping from China during the coronavirus pandemic has presented numerous challenges for businesses around the world. Adapting to the changing circumstances, implementing safety measures, and exploring innovative solutions have been crucial in maintaining the flow of goods during these uncertain times.
For more knowledge related to international logistics, please visit: Presou Logistics official website
*Only supports shipment from China
*We can handle large/engineering cargo.
*We don't handle express or packages.
