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We publish our monthly newsletter to keep readers up-to-date with the most relevant news about our company, the logistics industry as a whole, and anything that could have an effect on our customers.

In this edition, we have information about cargo delays in India and restricted transit through the Panama Canal. In lighter news, we have a fun story about delivering a solar egg to Minneapolis, we celebrate our safest drivers, and invite you to join us in Miami this June for the Marine Catering Expo 2019 (booth #678). 

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Set Sail to Miami for the Marine Catering Expo in June
This June , DSV’s Vice President of Cruise Marine and Hospitality, Maxine Krajniak, is lending her industry expertise to the Advisory Board of the Marine Catering Expo (MCE) in Miami, Florida.  

DSV will be in attendance for the entirety of the expo, June 18-20, 2019, at booth 678 , meeting with industry specialists of all kinds, including interior designers, architects, hotel operations, food and beverage specialists, and many more. 

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Do you have cargo shipping from India? It's probably delayed.
The number of flights out of all major Indian airports has sharply declined with the grounding of 90% of Jet Airways’ fleet.

The airline is facing major debts, causing the management of Indian airports to keep all current cargo on hold until their dues are paid.

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DSV Plays Easter Bunny, Delivers Solar Egg to Minneapolis
DSV recently delivered a giant egg—part sauna, part art piece—to snowy Minneapolis in hopes of sparking conversation about the world.

A 16-foot-tall, gold-mirrored egg seemed to magically appear outside of the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota last month. The “solar egg” is actually a sauna created by pair of Swedish artists, and it didn’t magically appear—DSV delivered it. 

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Dry Season Hits Panama Canal, Restricted Transit Due to Low Water Levels
The dry season has hit the Panama Canal, causing canal water levels to drop. The Panama Canal Authority has imposed a transit draft restriction on Neopanamax locks, which will go into effect April 30, 2019.

The restriction reduces the draft to 13.41 meters (44 feet) Tropical Fresh Water (TFW) from the standard draft of 15.24 meters (55 feet) TFW. If, after April 30, a vessel exceeds 13.41 meters TFW, they will be required to offload cargo.

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The Million Mile Club: Honoring Our Safest Drivers
DSV in Portland, Oregon recently inducted three new members into our Million Mile Safe Driving Club. The club honors our drivers who have traveled for one million miles without a preventable accident.

The 24th annual Million Mile Safe Driving Club Banquet was held on Jantzen Beach, overlooking the Columbia River. The banquet also honored two drivers who have accumulated 2 million and 3 million miles with DSV. 

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