03-30-2020, 05:36 AM
Young Brothers to stop accepting ‘nonessential’cargo
To ensure uninterrupted service to all ports, Young Brothers said it is “required to take further steps to ensure the health and safety of customers and employees.”
Starting Monday, March 30, the shipping company said it will not be able to accept “nonessential” cargo.
Nonessential cargo includes privately-owned vehicles, dry mixed cargo and less than a container load of livestock shipments.
“Essential” cargo includes food, water and other household consumer products for retail stores, all household consumer products, medical supplies and equipment for hospitals and to care for those in need, educational supplies, first responder vehicles, public utilities vehicles and equipment and construction supplies and equipment.
For more information, visit https://youngbrothershawaii.com/covid-19 .
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...ial-cargo/
To ensure uninterrupted service to all ports, Young Brothers said it is “required to take further steps to ensure the health and safety of customers and employees.”
Starting Monday, March 30, the shipping company said it will not be able to accept “nonessential” cargo.
Nonessential cargo includes privately-owned vehicles, dry mixed cargo and less than a container load of livestock shipments.
“Essential” cargo includes food, water and other household consumer products for retail stores, all household consumer products, medical supplies and equipment for hospitals and to care for those in need, educational supplies, first responder vehicles, public utilities vehicles and equipment and construction supplies and equipment.
For more information, visit https://youngbrothershawaii.com/covid-19 .
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...ial-cargo/
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