As every media is focusing on the situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to offer you the latest logistics update on how it might influence on your business.

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Despite challenging times, we are not slowing down! Our footprint in Spain just got a little bit bigger by adding a new office in Barcelona, Spain, where we are pleased to welcome our new team.

In the fight against the pandemic COVID-19 medical equipment is on top of the priority list. This means that when we got the chance to coordinate an airfreight shipment of ICU monitors from Hong Kong to Spain, our team worked around the clock across and across continents to make it happen.

Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has just won a new project, transporting specialised equipment. The project includes transport of covers blade racks which will be used for oceangoing installation vessels.

Prior to departure on March 28, 2020, from Zhuzhou, China, an official ceremony with government officials from the city of Zhuzhou, marked the first ever Scan Global Logistics “owned” block train. The final destination of the block train is Duisburg, Germany, from where we will distribute to our customers’ warehouse facilities across Europe.

The ongoing restrictions on passenger airline flights between US and Europe have increased demand for alternative cargo solutions ensuring Scandinavian and US companies can maintain a steady flow of deliveries. Latest SAS Cargo and Scan Global Logistics (SGL) have joined forces and established a direct cargo charter flight out of Scandinavia to Chicago with scheduled departure 26th March from Stockholm

Even though Covid-19 is all around us, the world has not come to a halt. We have just been awarded a major transport project by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.

India have chosen to implement a strict lock-down in all districts with confirmed COVID-19 cases. As we speak, we have confirmation that all airports and ports are closed until March 31.