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By Mike Wackett
A sharp upswing in demand on transpacific headhaul routes while the US is still in the grip of the pandemic has confounded analysts who had predicted a much slower recovery.
According to the latest report from Blue Alpha Capital, container imports into the US at the ten biggest ports decreased by just 2.3% in July, compared with the same month last year, to 1.8m teu, representing a significant improvement on June’s 10% deficit and the 17% decline in May.
The import charge ...
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