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The Shipping Saga Continues…

At this point, the TP trade lane is progressively becoming more challenging for importers. Ships are full, containers are scarce, and ports are suffering with train/rail car shortages. In addition to this, the trucking industry is unable to keep up. Best approach is...

Ocean Freight Rates in 2020

Global Trade

The ocean carriers are still posting ridiculously profitable quarters. Ocean carriers are posting ridiculously profitable quarters in 2020. Under normal circumstances this would not be a problem, everyone deserves to make a profit. However, manipulating capacity and...

The Shipping Saga Continues…

Ocean Freight Rates in 2020

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