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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Quick Information Center

The coronavirus outbreak is a constantly evolving situation, and The Quick Group is committed to staying in close communication with our customers during this health crisis. This page is designed to provide you with the latest information and answers to your questions regarding how the outbreak is impacting global shipments. We’re also including links to relevant information published by expert sources. If you have questions or need information that is not addressed on this page, please contact your local customer service office or your Quick/Sterling representative.

In the meantime, we remain focused on continuing to deliver the transportation solutions that meet your urgent shipping needs.

Resources - Podcasts & eBooks

02 Apr, 2021

Expediting Your critical Life Science Shipments - 8 Tips To Mitigate Delays And Ensure On-Time Delivery

As we're still dealing with the impact of COVID-19 on the supply chain, it's more important than ever to do the necessary preparation and planning before your shipment is picked up. Read our tips sheet to learn the eight steps you can take to help avoid unforeseen delays. Download PDF

02 Apr, 2021

The Quick Group’s IT Roundtable: Managing a Crisis on the Global Stage

Listen to The Quick Group's IT leaders discussion on business continuity & supporting customers' mission-critical logistics during a global pandemic. Listen here

09 Mar, 2021

The Brexit Free Trade Agreement and the Global Aviation Industry

Sterling's Rob Broderick shares how the Sterling team has been planning for the impact of Brexit—and how you can leverage their guidance for building out your Brexit compliance strategy. Read more

22 Jan, 2021

Listen to the latest episode of the Quick Conversations podcast!

IT Roundtable: The Show Must Go On

Listen Today

08 Dec, 2020

Quick Specialty Logistics ebook

Download our new eBook: High-Tech & IT Services—Keeping Global Supply Chains Moving in a Global Crisis.

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