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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) - SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS In order to respond to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, a number of governments and port authorities have issued entry/port restrictions. We are frequently updating our International Port Directory (IPD) information to help provide awareness on the changing supply restrictions by country/port. Each Port has been updated with one of the following color status: SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION Deliveries are not possible. Deliveries are subject to inquiry. Continued supply. Contact your Customer Service Contact your Customer Service Please remain in close contact Officer to discuss options. Officer to discuss options. with your Customer Service Officer as the situation may change at short notice. Information on the Ports list will be updated on a daily basis with the latest information from the relevant authorities. Please note that this information should be used as a guide only to help interpret the local situation, and port restrictions may change at short notice and at any time. Information is provided in good faith, and is deemed to be correct at the time it is published. Customers should refer to the latest information published by the government of their destination country. For any questions, please contact your local Customer Service Officer. CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS 2 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY IMBITUBA ANGOLA CABINDA LUANDA SOYO ARGENTINA BAHIA BLANCA BUENOS AIRES CAMPANA DOCK SUD LA PLATA MAR DEL PLATA NECOCHEA PUERTO MADRYN PUNTA QUILLA QUEQUEN RAMALLO ROSARIO SAN LORENZO SAN NICOLAS USHUAIA ZARATE CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 3 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE BRISBANE BROOME BUNBURY BURNIE CAIRNS DALRYMPLE BAY DAMPIER DARWIN ESPERANCE FREMANTLE GEELONG GERALDTON GLADSTONE KWINANA LAUNCESTON MELBOURNE NEWCASTLE PORT HEDLAND PORT KEMBLA PORT WALCOTT-POINT PORT PIRIE PORTLAND (AUSTRALIA) SYDNEY SAMSON TOWNSVILLE WESTERNPORT WHYALLA BAHAMAS FREEPORT BELGIUM ANTWERP GHENT ZEEBRUGGE CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 4 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY BRAZIL ANGRA DOS REIS - MAIN ANTONINA ARATU - SALVADOR BELEM PORT CAPUABA - VITORIA FORTALEZA - MAIN PORT ITAJAI ITAJAI ITAQUI - SAO LUIS MACEIO NATAL NITEROI PORTO DO UBU - PARANAGUA - MAIN PORT PECEM RECIFE SAMARCO RIO DE JANEIRO RIO GRANDE - BIANCHINI RIO GRANDE - MAIN PORT SALVADOR - MAIN PORT SANTOS - ALEMOA SANTOS - BARNABE SANTOS - MAIN PORT SANTOS - TERMAG SAO SEBASTIAO - MAIN SAO LUIS - MAIN PORT SEPETIBA - TECON SUAPE - RECIFE PORT VITORIA - PRAIA MOLE VITORIA - PRAIA MOLE VITORIA - MAIN PORT VITORIA - TUBARAO CARVAO PLACAS BULGARIA BURGAS VARNA CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 5 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY CAMEROON DOUALA CANADA BAIE COMEAU, QUE. HALIFAX DARMOUTH, N.S. MONTREAL - SOREL, QUE. NANAIMO PORT ALFRED, QUE PRINCE RUPERT QUEBEC, QUE. SAINT JOHN N.B. SARNIA SEPT ILES, QUE. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD TORONTO, ONT. TROIS RIVIERES, QUE, VANCOUVER CAPE VERDE MINDELO - PORTO GRANDE CHILE ANTOFAGASTA ARICA CORONEL IQUIQUE LIRQUEN MEJILLONES PUERTO MONTT PUNTA ARENAS QUINTERO SAN ANTONIO SAN VICENTE TALCAHUANO VALPARAISO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 6 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY CHINA - DALIAN AREA BAYUQUAN DALIAN HULUDAO JINZHOU LVSHUN CHINA - GUANGZHOU AREA DONGGUAN GUANGZHOU MAWAN NANSHA SHEKOU CHINA - NANTONG AREA CHANGSHU CHANGZHOU DAFENG JIANGDU JIANGYIN JINGJIANG LIANYUNGANG NANJING TAIZHOU (JIANGSU NANTONG TAICANG WUHAN PROVINCE) WUHU YANGZHOU ZHANGJIAGANG ZHENJIANG CHINA - NINGBO AREA NINGBO TAIZHOU (ZHEJIANG PROVINCE) ZHOUSHAN CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 7 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY CHINA - QINGDAO AREA LAIZHOU LANSHAN LONGKOU PENGLAI QINGDAO RIZHAO RONGCHENG SHIDAO WEI HAI XIXIAKOU YANTAI CHINA - SHANGHAI AREA SHANGHAI YANGSHAN CHINA - TIANJIN AREA CAOFEIDIAN HUANGHUA JINGTANG QINHUANGDAO TANGSHAN TIANJIN CHINA - XIAMEN AREA FUZHOU QUANZHOU XIAMEN ZHANGZHOU CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 8 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY CHINA - ZHANJIANG AREA BEIHAI FANGCHENG QINZHOU SHUIDONG ZHANJIANG COLOMBIA BARRANQUILLA BUENAVENTURA CARTAGENA (COLOMBIA) COVENAS SANTA MARTA CONGO POINTE NOIRE COTE D'IVOIRE ABIDJAN CROATIA PULA RIJEKA SPLIT CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 9 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY CURACAO CARACAS BAY WILLEMSTAD CYPRUS LARNACA LIMASSOL DENMARK AALBORG AARHUS ASSENS COPENHAGEN ESBJERG FREDERICIA FREDERIKSHAVN FREDERIKSVAERK HIRTSHALS KALUNDBORG KOGE MUNKEBO ODENSE SKAGEN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC RIO HAINA ECUADOR GUAYAQUIL MANTA POSORJA CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 10 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY EGYPT ALEXANDRIA DAMIETTA EL DEKHEILA PORT SAID SOKHNA (NEW AIN SUEZ SUKHNA) EQUATORIAL GUINEA MALABO ESTONIA TALLINN FIJI SUVA CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 11 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY FRANCE BAYONNE BORDEAUX BOULOGNE SUR MER BREST CAEN CALAIS CHERBOURG CONCARNEAU DIEPPE DONGES DUNKIRK FOS SUR MER LA PALLICE LA ROCHELLE LA SEYNE SUR MER LAVERA LE HAVRE LORIENT MARSEILLE MONTOIR NANTES PORT JEROME PORT LA NOUVELLE PORT ST LOUIS PORT-VENDRES ROSCOFF ROUEN SAINT MALO SAINT NAZAIRE SETE TOULON GABON PORT GENTIL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 12 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY GERMANY BRAKE BREMEN BREMERHAVEN BRUNSBUTTEL CUXHAVEN EMDEN HAMBURG KIEL - PORT KIEL- CANAL LUBECK NORDENHAM PAPENBURG ROSTOCK STADE TRAVEMUNDE WILHELMSHAVEN WISMAR GHANA TAKORADI TEMA GIBRALTAR GIBRALTAR GREECE AGII THEODORI CHALKIS CORINTH ELEFSIS (ASPROPYRGOS) KALAMATA NAFPLION NEAPOLI-VATIKA PIRAEUS THESSALONIKI VOLOS CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 13 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY GUADELOUPE POINTE A PITRE HONG KONG HONG KONG INDIA BOMBAY (MUMBAI) CALCUTTA COCHIN GOA HALDIA JAWAHARLAL NEHRU KAKINADA KANDLA MADRAS (CHENNAI) MANGALORE MULDWARKA MUNDRA PARADEEP SIKKA TUTICORIN VISAKHAPATNAM CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 14 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY INDONESIA BALIKPAPAN BANJARMASIN BANYUWANGI BELAWAN BONTANG CIGADING CILACAP CIWANDAN DUMAI JAKARTA MERAK MUARA PANTAI MUARA SATUI PADANG PANJANG SAMARINDA SEMARANG SURABAYA TUBAN IRELAND AUGHINISH CORK DUBLIN FOYNES ITALY ANCONA AUGUSTA BARI BRINDISI CATANIA CIVITAVECCHIA GENOA LA SPEZIA LEGHORN MARINA DI CARRARA NAPOLI ORTONA RAVENNA SALERNO SAVONA TARANTO TRIESTE VADO LIGURE VENEZIA CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 15 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY JAPAN CHIBA HACHINOHE HAKODATE HIROSHIMA IMABARI KAKOGAWA KASHIMA KAWASAKI KIMITSU KINUURA KOBE KOKURA KUROSAKI MIIKE MIZUSHIMA MOJI NIIGATA (WEST PORT NAGASAKI NAGOYA NIIHAMA ONLY) OITA ONAHAMA ONOMICHI OSAKA SAIJYO SAKAI MINATO SAKAIDE SASEBO SHIMIZU TACHIBANA TADOTSU TAKAMATSU TOBATA TOKUSHIMA TOKUYAMA TOKYO TOMAKOMAI TOYOHASHI TSU UBE YOKKAICHI YOKOHAMA YOKOSUKA KENYA MOMBASA CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 16 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY LATVIA LIEPAJA RIGA VENTSPILS LEBANON BEIRUT TRIPOLI LITHUANIA KLAIPEDA MADAGASCAR DIEGO SUAREZ MAJUNGA TAMATAVE TULEAR MALAYSIA BINTULU BUTTERWORTH KEMAMAN KUANTAN LABUAN LANGKAWI PORT LUMUT MALACCA MIRI PASIR GUDANG PENANG PORT DICKSON PORT KELANG SANDAKAN SIBU TANJUNG PELEPAS CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 17 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY MALTA MARSAXLOKK VALETTA MARTINIQUE FORT DE FRANCE MAURITIUS PORT LOUIS MEXICO COZUMEL DOS BOCAS ENSENADA GUAYMAS PUERTO LAZARO CARDENAS MANZANILLO (MEXICO) MAZATLAN COATZACOALCOS TAMPICO TOPOLOBAMPO VERACRUZ MONACO MONACO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) SUPPLY / PORT RESTRICTIONS SUSPENDED SUBJECT TO INQUIRY NO RESTRICTION 18 EDITED 2021, SEPTEMBER 28 SUPPLY RESTRICTIONS BY COUNTRY MOROCCO AGADIR CASABLANCA KENITRA SAFI TANGIER MOZAMBIQUE BEIRA MAPUTO NACALA PEMBA NAMIBIA WALVIS BAY NETHERLANDS AMSTERDAM DELFZIJL DEN HELDER DORDRECHT FLUSHING HARLINGEN IJMUIDEN MOERDIJK ROTTERDAM - 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