Playing its part is the Port of Cork which is ensuring that supermarket shelves are stocked, and that frontline workers’ vehicles have fuel during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A full schedule of deliveries has taken place this week at the Port to ensure supply chains keep moving across Munster.

The Port of Cork and it’s staff have been instrumental in ensuring that food and other essential items are continually available to consumers across Ireland during the Covid-19 pandemic.

This week alone, 1,550 containers passed through the port which included, among many other things, shipments of wine and pasta, four million bananas, and a multitude of other foodstuffs to be distributed by supermarkets.

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