Regulatory moves, peak season prices weighing on US importers
Shippers say more stringent rules from the CBP and dwindling leverage with ocean carriers is making them feel under siege when it comes to moving freight in the eastbound trans-Pacific.
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Shippers say more stringent rules from the CBP and dwindling leverage with ocean carriers is making them feel under siege when it comes to moving freight in the eastbound trans-Pacific.
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