Money can’t solve US landside bottlenecks in container shipping

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Money can’t solve US landside bottlenecks in container shipping

| Oct 25, 2018 6:11PM EDT
Money can address some factors, but until several key checkpoints in a container’s journey address operational inefficiencies, bottlenecks will persist, consultants and industry executives said at the JOC Inland Distribution Conference this week.
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