2025 will be 'quite a ride' – but logistics will 'again prove its value'
With tariff-induced transport shifts set to cause supply chain complexity, 2025 “is going to be ...
By Sam Whelan
Concerns are rising over the coronavirus outbreak in China and the potential disruption to global supply chains.
The number of reported cases in China surged 60% overnight to more than 4,500, with the death toll rising to 106 people.
Yesterday, Beijing announced that the lunar new year holiday would be extended by three days, until 2 February, in an effort to contain the virus, following its outbreak in Wuhan, capital of the central Hubei province and a major manufacturing and transport hub.
However, ...
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steve kinsell
January 29, 2020 at 12:52 pmI unload containers from china pretty much every day. Should I be concerned? The ones I have due in this week and the ones which are already on the water mainly come from chaoyang district,beijing, haining, zhejiang, haing and shanghai.