Hasbro speeding inventory buildup, imports on disruption threat

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Hasbro speeding inventory buildup, imports on disruption threat

| Apr 19, 2022 5:28PM EDT
Toymaker Hasbro is one of many shippers shifting imports to the first half of the year to avoid potential supply chain disruption and stockouts this summer and fall.
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