Russian logistics providers to benefit from state support says Gefco

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Russia’s automotive supply chain continues to suffer from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic but, while the future is uncertain, the country’s government is considering different ways to support logistics providers, according to Valeria Seledkova, general director of logistics provider, Gefco Russia. Specific measures are expected to be approved by the end of June.

Russia’s automotive supply chain continues to suffer from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic but, while the future is uncertain, the country’s government is considering different ways to support logistics providers. Specific measures are expected to be approved by the end of June. “Restrictive measures have led to some supply disruption and congestion in the majority of transport hubs, which has consequently affected terms and conditions of delivery,” said Valeria Seledkova, general director of logistics provider, Gefco Russia, adding that this could lead manufacturers to reconsider where they locate their manufacturing bases in the future.

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