Changing carrier, logistics provider dynamic to benefit customers

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Changing carrier, logistics provider dynamic to benefit customers

| May 05, 2018 10:00AM EDT
Change, and technological change, is occurring in logistics, but the analysis that argues ocean carriers are trying to put logistics providers out of business is a stretch. The more likely scenario is more diverse — and one that will ultimately benefit the customer.
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