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Frustrated shippers and importers are yearning for an end to constant supply chain disruption and stratospheric rates that seem to have jumped higher every time they look.

So far, however, the end seems as elusive as a ceiling to rates, but some industry executives envisage a ...

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  • Eric Mooney

    July 26, 2021 at 8:05 pm

    The talk of “peak season” is interesting. Every square inch of capacity is being utilized. So how do you move more cargo than is physically possible? You don’t. You think spot rates are high now, just wait around a little bit.

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