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Shippers are clearly concerned about the threat of a port workers’ strike on the east coast of the US later this year. This article says many are looking at alternatives. Should we expect to see a spike in air freight? Or perhaps larger inventory and fuller warehouses? And there’s a little bit more about it here.
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