Rising volume, worsening congestion dries up European storage

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Rising volume, worsening congestion dries up European storage

| Mar 29, 2022 11:01AM EDT
Import volume from China has been increasing since late last year, and combined with the severely disrupted supply chains is leading to a deteriorating cargo storage situation across Europe.
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