Air cargo will go to ‘highest bidder’ in early peak rush: forwarders

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Air cargo will go to ‘highest bidder’ in early peak rush: forwarders

| Jun 16, 2021 2:48PM EDT
South China port delays are expected to last for months, pushing shippers into the air in greater numbers for an early peak season where they will be met by tight space and soaring rate levels.
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