How diplomacy is changing the language of supply chains
Words are important. The names we give to things ascribe meaning to them, but they ...
While carriers nervously wait to see how the unfolding trade war between the US and China affects their volumes, another previously lucrative trade may disappear. While waste paper, plastics and steel carried from Europe and the US to China never commanded the highest freight rates – to be fair, they were normally the lowest – it was better than nothing. But, China at the beginning of this year introduced a partial ban on waste imports – seeking to tackle its air ...
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