Thursday, December 22, 2005

News - Today's Trucking: The Online Business Resource for Canada's Trucking Industry

TORONTO -- Recognizing that the threat of a pandemic outbreak of the avian flu is, in the government's words, "a matter of when - not if", the Ontario Trucking Association and the Canadian Trucking Alliance have begun work on a strategy to help carriers deal with such an emergency.

The associations are contacting government agencies and business continuity planning consultants to determine what the industry can do to prepare itself for a pandemic, the OTA states.

"During the SARS crisis in Toronto a number of carriers were impacted by quarantines and other business disruptions and we want to make sure that, to the greatest extent possible, we are better prepared for the much greater threat posed by the avian flu," OTA says.

Today's Trucking: The Online Business Resource for Canada's Trucking Industry

2 Comments:

At 1:20 AM, Blogger Jeff said...

Smart move. The food industry has also written an excellent paper outline what businesses in their sector should do.

I put a link to it on my blog, which focuses on financial survival and business issues.

http://avianfluinvestor.blogspot.com/2006/02/bare-shelves-and-empty-stomachs.html

 
At 5:29 AM, Blogger hemcoined said...

This is the great industry!
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