by Mediateam | Apr 6, 2020 | Global News
The French luxury goods group LVMH is to start producing hand sanitiser at three of its perfume and cosmetics factories for distribution to French hospitals fighting the country’s coronavirus outbreak.
Twelve tonnes will be produced as soon as this week, instead of the usual Christian Dior, Guerlain and Givenchy scents and make-up usually made at the three French sites. The company also owns brands including Louis Vuitton, Tiffany and Moet & Chandon.
The gel will be delivered “at no charge” to French health authorities, in particular the 39 public hospitals in Paris, the group said on Sunday. Read more from The Guardian article >
by Mediateam | Mar 23, 2020 | IFS News, IFS Services
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IFS is committed in continuing to daily monitor the advice given from Public Health England, the Worldwide Health Organisation and the Government on the situation.
by Mediateam | Mar 19, 2020 | Freight Industry News
As Tiaca and Iata continue to lobby governments to relax restrictions on cargo movements, airlines are looking for ways to keep shipments flying.
IAG Cargo sent a note to customers yesterday, offering its passenger aircraft for charters.
“To support your freight and to help get it where it needs to be, we are now opening up the opportunity for freight forwarders to charter our aircraft where needed,” wrote chief commercial officer John Cheetham. Read more >
