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“The market is faced with a stark choice,” said SeaIntelligence chief executive Alan Murphy. “Either carriers pursue the current strategy and there is a possibility of resolving the container shortage during January, or they reduce their aggressive repositioning strategy in order ...
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January 12, 2021 at 1:24 pmthe sad part is that China send full containers and Canada and USA just mainly send back empty ones.