Some shippers sticking with MPVs even as ‘spillover’ market subsides

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Some shippers sticking with MPVs even as ‘spillover’ market subsides

| Jul 05, 2022 11:06AM EDT
The breakbulk industry’s scramble to manage spillover cargo is ebbing as shippers' need for alternative tonnage eases, but that does not necessarily mean a rush back to pre-COVID norms.
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