Supply Chains

How to solve COVID's crew change crisis and protect global supply chains

Sailor receives a bag of supplies on a stranded cargo vessel in Hong Kong, 22 March 2021. Image: REUTERS/Lam Yik

Jeremy Nixon
Chief Executive Officer, Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd
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