2GO resumes operations after typhoon disruptions

Logistics and sea transport provider 2GO immediately resumed operations following the successive typhoons that hit the country, restoring disrupted supply chains and ensuring the efficient movement of goods and people.

“As a trusted partner for Filipino businesses, the company thrives in the competitive logistics landscape. Its extensive freight and cargo operations are integral to supporting our stakeholders’ supply chains, despite occasional severe weather disturbances,” said Sharon Musngi-Ngo, Business unit head of 2GO Sea Solutions.

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Once the Philippine Coast Guard cleared shipping routes, 2GO swiftly resumed operations, enabling the transport of 3,000 TEUs of essential goods, keeping businesses stay operational that support communities nationwide.

The company moves 5,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of goods weekly, offering tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of businesses. Focused on reliability, speed, and customer satisfaction, 2GO plays a key role in supporting the growth of enterprises and communities nationwide.

At the core of 2GO’s operations is its Ropax (roll-on/roll-off passenger) service, which significantly enhances sea travel across the archipelago. By securing priority berthing and departure privileges at 19 key ports, 2GO ensures the efficient movement of goods and people, even under challenging conditions.

2GO’s travel services are equally vital, providing safe, reliable transport for an average of 23,000 passengers weekly.

“As we connect people and businesses across the Philippines, we also help entrepreneurs grow by supporting their journeys—whether they’re moving goods or tapping into new markets,” said Francis Chua, Business Unit Head of 2GO Travel.