The coronavirus outbreak is a constantly evolving situation, and The Quick Group is committed to staying in close communication with our customers during this health crisis. This page is designed to provide you with the latest information and answers to your questions regarding how the outbreak is impacting global shipments. We’re also including links to relevant information published by expert sources. If you have questions or need information that is not addressed on this page, please contact your local customer service office or your Quick/Sterling representative.
In the meantime, we remain focused on continuing to deliver the transportation solutions that meet your urgent shipping needs.
The Canada/United States and Mexico/United States borders will remain closed to all non-essential travel until Nov. 21, according to the US Department of Homeland Security.
Spain has declared a state of emergency for Madrid.
They are instituting restrictive measures that include prohibiting residents from leaving the area, including nine nearby towns, without a valid reason. This state-of-emergency is effective immediately and will remain in place for 15 days.
Taking a Closer Look at Business Continuity Planning
This year has certainly highlighted the importance of a well-thought-out business continuity plan. As a company built on "expecting the unexpected," Quick's team of business continuity experts have put processes in place that ensure we're ready to protect our clients when the seemingly unimaginable happens. And now, in our latest blog post, they share their best practices with you -- to help your organization's business continuity planning.
