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In its latest update this week (28 February; 5:39pm EST), Expeditors announced that it “is making progress in returning to normal operations”.
It added that “our teams continue to work around the clock to deploy robust immediate and longer-term solutions, in keeping with our business continuity plans, to restore our systems as soon as possible.
“We are now handling shipments and providing services across most products and expanding recovery across our locations. We recognize the challenges this incident has created within supply chains.
“Expeditors greatly appreciates the patience of our customers and service providers, and can assure you that we share the urgency of making our services available in a timely manner.”
Meanwhile, reports suggest the firm is “still offline“.
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