Coronavirus/COVID-19 What Our Warehouse is Doing We have implemented a work-at-home plan for corporate staff. We require self-quarantine for anyone who has taken a cruise in the last 14 days. We require self-quarantine for anyone who has visited a domestic COVID-19 hot spot or Level 2 or Level 3 country in the last 14 days.…
MEMORANDUM From: FLMS Executive Branch Date: March 21, 2020 RE: Critical Customer/Supplier Letter Dear Valued First Logistics Partner: As you know, the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) has become a worldwide health emergency. First Logistics’ response team has been closely monitoring the status of the outbreak and its potential adverse effect on our ability to receive…
Coronavirus…how is your business and your life affected? With the recent changes is the Dow Jones Industrial Index, it is apparent that there is a negative impact on the economy, and each of our businesses due to this serious health threat to the global population. Transportation in and out of multiple countries has ceased. Air…
Packaging Packaging is so much more than placing products in a box and hoping that it reaches its destination on time and undamaged. In truth, the packaging process is heavily regulated and must meet strict federal guidelines. Many products – particularly food grade items and consumer goods – must be kept at an ideal temperature…
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