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The Covid-19 pandemic exposed how vulnerable supply chains are to disruptions. During the latter half of 2020 and throughout 2021, ports all over the world became bottlenecks in the flow of global supply chains as a surge in imports to meet housebound consumer demand overwhelmed ...

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