Freight Restrictions: Changing DeadlinesGiven the conflict resulting from the restrictions on the time that cargo transport units can remain in the countries of the region due to the health crisis, the deadlines for carrying out the procedures were modified.Thursday, May 14, 2020
In early May, it was reported that following the outbreak of covid-19, Salvadoran, Costa Rican and Panamanian authorities had decided that pilots of cargo transport units entering the country would have only 72 hours to carry out border formalities and to unload and reload goods from vehicles. Source: ElEconomista.net ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Do you need detailed information on cargo transportation in the region? Contact UsNeed assistance? Contact us
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Cargo Transport: El Salvador Makes Measures More FlexibleJuly 2020 Local authorities decided to extend from 3 to 10 days the maximum period that drivers of international cargo transport are allowed to stay in Salvadoran territory to unload or load merchandise. Central America: Disruption of the Logistics ChainMay 2020 Although the region's markets are not yet facing a scenario of shortage of raw materials or products, the restrictions imposed on freight transport are destroying the regional logistics chain. Cargo Transport: Honduras Replies to Costa RicaMay 2020 After the Costa Rican government decided to impose several restrictions on heavy transport units entering its territory, the Honduran government decided to grant Costa Rican pilots only 72 hours in the country. Central America: Threats to the Supply ChainMay 2020 Since El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama have set a 72-hour time limit for freight drivers operating in the region, hundreds of units have decided to halt their operations as a measure of pressure.
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