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  • US warehouse fluidity returning to normal amid import drop, inventory discipline
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US warehouse fluidity returning to normal amid import drop, inventory discipline

US importers have finally cleared out most of the inventory overhang that kept their warehouses at capacity and created bottlenecks in their supply chains.

Global liner performance unchanged in October, but USWC ticked higher

While container volumes have largely returned to normal historical levels, ocean carriers still have not been able to restore performance to pre-pandemic levels.

Shippers eye varied ‘training wheel’ approach to origin management technology

Getting the most out of global logistics software sometimes involves using a forwarder as a co-pilot until a shipper is ready to run processes like procurement and order management internally.

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