COVID-19: ADISSEO TAKES THE NECESSARY MEASURES FOR THE SAFETY OF ITS EMPLOYEES AND BEST ENSURES THE CONTINUITY
OF ITS ACTIVITIES In response to the rapidly developing Covid-19 epidemic, governments around the world are strengthening preventive and precautionary measures to limit the spread of the virus and protect populations. Having fully assessed the situation from
the very beginning of the epidemic, Adisseo has decided and implemented all necessary measures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of their employees and subcontractors as well as the continuity of their operations. These measures are adapted according
to the spread of the pandemic and the recommendations of the WHO and the Authorities of each country in which Adisseo is present. First, ensuring the safety of their employees and limiting the spread of the epidemic. Each Adisseo site worldwide has a local pandemic management team whose mission is to implement the necessary preventive and cautionary measures to protect their employees and subcontractors and to limit the spread of the virus. They are coordinated at group level by Adisseo’s Group pandemic crisis management team to ensure a homogeneous, rapid and efficient deployment.
Then, ensuring the continuity of operations Adisseo, as a leader and a key player in the animal nutrition sector, ensuring the continuity of their activities is imperative. Adisseo’s teams have identified and assessed the specific risks posed by COVID-19 and have adapted their business continuity plans to mitigate the impact on customers. Adisseo would like to assure their
customers and partners that all teams are fully committed to ensure the continuity of their activities at the service of their customers.
INTERZOO 2020 POSTPONED In view of the current situation pertaining to the spread of the coronavirus in Germany and in Europe, WZF Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft Zoologischer Fachbetriebe GmbH as Interzoo organizer in closecooperation with NürnbergMesse GmbH as assigned partner for the organization of the event sees itself forced to postpone the world’s leading exhibition Interzoo 2020 to a later date yet to be determined. The World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the spread of the coronavirus a
pandemic on 11 March 2020. In each of Germany’s 16 federal states infections have been recorded, and the German Federal Ministry of Health recommended that major events with more than 1,000 participants should be called off. Under the current circumstances it is very likely that the relevant ministries and health authorities might also prohibit major events with more than 1,000 participants scheduled for May 2020.
Given the current situation and its
extremely dynamic proportions, paired with the unforeseeable consequences of the pandemic, WZF as Interzoo organizer, as well as NürnbergMesse being assigned with the organization of the event are unable to sufficiently guarantee for the health of all trade fair participants if the event were to take place in May as scheduled. “Our decision is based on the WHO’s recommendations as well as the German Robert Koch Institute’s risk catalogue “General Principles of Risk Assessment and Recommended Procedures for Major Events”. Holding Interzoo in May 2020 is unfortunately impossible”, explains WZF Managing Director Alexandra Facklamm.
ADI FO CORONA V I RUS
MEASURES Adifo has released a statement outlining the measures they have taken to stop the spread of the corona virus. The management staff at Adifo have made it clear that the health and safety of their staff, customers and contacts are their main concern and that they are taking the necessary measures to minimize the risk of a corona infection, whilst guaranteeing the continuity of their services. In the coming weeks, all staff member
will work from home, unless there are urgent or relevant reasons not to. They are also advising against all travels and customer visits. These measures will remain in place until further notice. Adifo are sufficiently equipped to
guarantee their services and will remain at their customers’ disposal to support them in any projects with their products and services.
DSL SYSTEMS - CORONAVIRUS
IMPACT DSL Systems are continuing with business as usual as much as possible but are mindful of the potential impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. As of the 17th
March, roughly half
of their staff will be working from home. The design of the AutoPilot4Feed software allows them to make all but the most major changes remotely. They can therefore continue to provide support, updates and changes without site visits.
Site visits will still be possible for
emergency requirements, for example PLC failure. DSL Systems appreciates that their customers will face several challenges in the coming weeks and want to reassure them that they are there to help in any way possible. They are available by telephone if you think they may be of assistance. If you have a software maintenance
contract or your system is currently under warranty, the support number will continue to operate as normal.
New developments A number of new developments have been released this year in Version 9.5 of AutoPilot4Feed as follows: - • PIN authorization for override / manual entry
• Intelligent rework addition • Out of tolerance weighment and low stock emails • TASCC ID logging for trucks at weighbridge and expiry date checking
You can view what’s new in the latest version 9 of AutoPilot4Feed on DSL’s website.
FISCHBEIN: COVID-19 RISK
AVOIDANCE Fischbein International has released
a statement informing business partners of the measures they are taking to ensure the health and safety of their employees and partners whilst ensuring the continuity of their operations. The following actions have already been enforced: • They will take the basic necessary health and safety precaution like avoiding shaking hands and using hydro-alcoholic solution on a frequent basis. • They will allow home working as much as possible and split the teams in 2 when possible having half of them in the office and half of them at home to minimize the contacts and make sure to have the teams up and running. • They will limit the contacts between the employees. • They will limit travel to the absolute necessary and maximize the usage of web conferencing • They are prepared to hire external temporary resources if the need arise • They are prepared to supply the equipment or parts from an alternate facility
By all those measures, and more if
needed, Fischbein will ensure the continuity of their deliveries and we will continue their technical and commercial services to customers. Fischbein International also ensured
customers that they are free to contact their usual point of contact should they have any questions.
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