In the early months of the pandemic, many projects were stopped in differ-ent phases: quotation, shipment, works, or assembly. Even today it is not possible to travel normally, not even to go to the office, but there is still a need to store grain to feed the population. Symaga has demonstrated its ability to adapt, by changing its work methodology, to maintain its ability to service its customers.
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Lydia Woellwarth
Editor
Lydia graduated from the University of Leeds with a BSc Geography degree in 2016 and then travelled extensively across the US and southern Asia. She joined Palladian Publications in February 2018 and is now Editor for LNG Industry, Dry Bulk and Energy Global.
Outside of work, Lydia enjoys photography, wild camping and reading.



