How logistics operations are responding to coronavirus setbacks - Louisville Business First
United Parcel Service Inc. continues to carry out normal services, said Jim Mayer, spokesman for the company.
UPS announced Monday it would be supporting FEMA and other government agencies with supply chain and shipping services for respirators, test kits and many forms of personal protective equipment across the country to combat the coronavirus.
Mayer said he anticipates Worldport, UPS’ 5.2 million square foot package handling facility off Grade Lane, will play an important role for the temporary staging of critical shipments from overseas.
United Parcel Service Inc. continues to carry out normal services, said Jim Mayer, spokesman for the company.
UPS announced Monday it would be supporting FEMA and other government agencies with supply chain and shipping services for respirators, test kits and many forms of personal protective equipment across the country to combat the coronavirus.
Mayer said he anticipates Worldport, UPS’ 5.2 million square foot package handling facility off Grade Lane, will play an important role for the temporary staging of critical shipments from overseas.
