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Ocean carriers seem to be throwing every bit of cellular capacity they have in reserve at the peak season this year, as, unlike 2013 when the year began with a profitable first quarter, most container lines have yet to move into the black so far ...

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  • Brett Lewis

    July 10, 2014 at 2:44 am

    This is so true! That is why it is important for industries to properly plan their cargo schedule. The earlier you plan it, the more savings you’ll get.