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While the cruise industry awaits a return to regular sailings from PortMiami, the cruise ship supply chain continues to move through WTDC’s Foreign Trade Zone. Last week WTDC handled oversized components for a cruise ship jacuzzi, pictured above and below.
Orders for passenger related items such as linens, food and beverage have understandably slowed. However, a number of cruise ships require food service for staff and are positioning dry dock supplies. Contact WTDC to assist the handling and storage of ship supply, davits, anchors, propellers, and other cruise ship parts.
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