Logistics Truck movements have normalized since the first few weeks of the quarantine when uncertainty and divergent local regulations slowed the arrival of trucks to ports. With harvest now moving at high speed for soybeans and corn, the flow of truck arrivals at ports is high. The Argentine government has extended the quarantine until at least 26 April, but agriculture and food businesses are still on the list of exempted entities.  The Parana River is at its lowest levels in the last 30 years (see photos below), which is creating problems for vessel owners who are ready to load grains. Pilots need to be more prudent and cautious, so movement in the river is much slower as pilots try to avoid groundings.   With the ...