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Warehousing capacity in North America is increasingly tight, raising the spectre of firms having to turn away business.
Several recent reports have sounded the alarm over an issue that has become a huge headache for shippers and logistics providers alike.
With demand showing no sign of easing and new space in short supply, the situation is getting critical.
A report on third-party logistics warehousing published by Reuters Events last month that surveyed 273 warehouse operators, most in North America, found 50% of the ...
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