Traditional forwarders challenged not disrupted

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Traditional forwarders challenged not disrupted

| Apr 09, 2018 10:00AM EDT
Regarding international logistics, it is clear and easy to note that new digital forwarders have several advantages. But what is often overlooked is that legacy forwarders have certain advantages too.
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