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Tauranga stacks up all cargo except essentials

News in Print01 Mar 2020
Following a directive from New Zealand’s Ministry of Transport all movement and distribution of freight deemed ‘nonessential’ must cease as part of a four-week lockdown to slow the spread of COVID-19, the country’s ports have been scrambling to decide on how to handle import containers

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