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Important Notice: Vehicle Exports From Boston Autoport Have Been Suspended

You are hereby notified that vehicle exports from Boston Autoport has been suspended due to CONVID-19 pandemic.
This information about vehicle exports from Boston is coming from SALLAUM LINES and Diversified Automotive Inc. Are you into car export or import from Boston in USA? This is for you.
Diversified Automotive Inc. wrote;
Diversified Automotive continues ti monitor the developing situation surrounding the CONVID-19 pandemic. The health and safety of our employees, business partners, and communities is our primary concern. As an organization, we believe it is our duty to act responsibly. This includes helping to prevent further spread of CONVID-19, and “flattening the curve” of infection.
Effective immediately, we are suspending the receipt of all export vehicles into Boston Autoport. We will process all documents for current vehicle export inventory and prepare to load all Customs Approved vehicles onto your next schedule vessel.
As this is a very fluid situation, I will remain available through email or telephone. With proper notice, we will report our plans to re-open our port for your export businesses as soon as we are able.
I apologize for such an immediate action but it is a necessary one.

Also, see the below official notification received from SALLAUM LINES regarding vehicle export from Boston
Dear Valued Shippers,
Please see the below notification received from SALLAUM LINES:
The COVID-19 continues to impact our Airports and Seaports with more unpredictability ahead.
Please review the below Boston Terminal closure announcement.
We are working on a alternatives, so please stay tuned.
But for the time being, please hold your deliveries to the Boston Terminal and or divert cargo to our Newark Terminal. Newark is prepared and will stay open extended hours to accommodate any and all deliveries.
PS: Freeport, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, SLP Baltimore, AMPORTS Baltimore and Newark are not impacted and will continue to operate as normal.
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