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A post-pandemic push to diversify and shorten supply chains poses new risks to cargo owners, a senior container transport executive has warned.

Following the virus outbreak in China and subsequent ripples of supply chain disruption worldwide, calls for near-shoring and an end to over-reliance on a ...

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  • Rick

    June 15, 2020 at 9:48 am

    Post-COVID is a term I distrust. I mean. it’s still pretty much relevant and active, early to think about the future.
    https://corontine.live/
    I get the desire to move on, but we need to keep safe.

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