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Amid strike fears, cargo diversion a key fixture in 2022’s supply chain playbook

16 Nov
Posted by: ICB
Category: Air Freight, Contract Logistics, COVID-19, Customs Brokers, Freight Forwarding, Ground Freight, Imports, Ocean Freight, SCS Management, Special Offers
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The shadow of negotiations clouds U.S. railroads and West Coast ports. Shippers have leaned on less-risky alternatives, despite their own drawbacks.

Author: ICB

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