Navigating Port Strike Disruptions: NGL is Here for You

Hello from the NGL Brand Marketing Team.

The recent three-day strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports from October 1 to 4 has come to an end, but its impact on logistics and supply chains is expected to last for weeks. With around 60 vessels waiting to dock, it’s estimated that normal operations may take up to three weeks to recover.

During this challenging time, NGL remains fully committed to delivering optimized logistics solutions to our valued customers. We are adapting quickly and preparing robust responses to ensure your business can continue running smoothly.

How NGL is Responding:

 

 

Providing Optimized Logistics Solutions: Despite the disruptions, NGL is working hard to ensure that cargo is delivered as efficiently as possible. We’re finding alternative transportation routes and leveraging real-time tracking to minimize delays for our clients.

 

Transparent Communication: We believe in keeping our customers informed every step of the way. By providing real-time updates on logistics operations, NGL ensures clear and transparent communication to build stronger trust during these uncertain times.

 

Putting Customers First: We understand that the strike may lead to unavoidable delays. That’s why NGL is offering customized solutions to meet your specific needs. As your logistics partner, we’re here to prioritize your business’s success even in challenging situations.

 

NGL’s Expertise in Logistics: NGL is using this opportunity to strengthen our logistics network and preparedness for future disruptions. Our enhanced systems and fast response capabilities demonstrate that we’re not only ready to meet today’s challenges, but also to emerge as an even more reliable partner moving forward.

NGL remains committed to standing by our customers and turning this crisis into an opportunity for growth. Thank you for trusting us to be your logistics partner.

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Source: Tradelinx