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Italian ports exempted from coronavirus lockdown, as owners roll out business continuity plans

Italian ports remain up and running despite the country’s coronavirus lockdown, with major owners expected to implement business continuity plans in order to maintain operations, according to industry professionals in the country

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‘Most Italian shipping companies — the major ones especially — have in place plans that allow employees to work remotely. They will be affected, but not as dramatically as other companies. They have not stopped working,’ says Italian shipping lawyer

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