> a 2 week quarantine on incoming goods Huh, this is the first I hear of such a thing. Is this in the US? I thought the scientific consensus was that even unde

> a 2 week quarantine on incoming goods Huh, this is the first I hear of such a thing. Is this in the US? I thought the scientific consensus was that even under the most favorable circumstances the virus isn't viable on any surface after two or three days. And typically much shorter and very unlikely to be sufficiently concentrated in the first place, e.g., the person manufacturing your dryer in China won't be sneezing into it constantly. So locking things up for two weeks seems surprising.