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Project cargo sector battles delays, tight capacity, talent shortages

Editorial Team
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Project cargo sector battles delays, tight capacity, talent shortages

A roundtable discussion of industry experts hosted by the Journal of Commerce saw agreement that demand fundamentals remain strong, but beneath the positive outlook lies growing concerns.

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