Navigating the path to remain operational during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a difficult journey for companies across the world. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of Hudson Shipping Lines' (Hudson) employees and their families has remained a top priority.
Hudson has implemented strict protocols to combat the spread of COVID-19 both on-board and ashore.
On October 21, 2020, a Ship Naming ceremony for the HSL Chicago was jointly held in Japan at Tsuneshi Shipbuilder/shipyard and at Hudson’s HSL Monterrey, Mexico. Mrs. Mirna Elizabeth Gutiérrez González from HSL Mexico used the ceremonial silver axe to cut the rope as a Japanese custom for good luck and prosperity.
Mr. Avi Eilon thanked industry leader Tsuneshi Shipbuilding for their continued excellence as well as JA Mitsui Leasing for their companionship and continued support in this project.
Charting the course towards decarbonization in the shipping sector has presented a great challenge. While the need for action to reduce shipping emissions is clear, the best path forward is not. The shipping industry has long debated what next steps should be taken, but little has actually been done to reach decarbonization goals. We must foster a greater need for change.
We are navigating uncharted waters. Worldwide, the coronavirus pandemic has presented us with challenges we never imagined we would have to face. It has changed our day-to-day normal, distanced us from family and friends, and most certainly tested our resilience. For some of us, it has sadly taken the lives of loved ones. We hope that those facing such an unexpected and tremendous loss can find comfort and peace in these troubling times.
Confidence and caution are the themes moving forward for Hudson Shipping Lines (“Hudson”) during these uncertain times.
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