Top US Shippers: Apparel retailers ordering early to avoid trans-Pac delays

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Top US Shippers: Apparel retailers ordering early to avoid trans-Pac delays

| Jun 07, 2022 9:58AM EDT
Clothing imports rose in 2021, but shippers are struggling to get time-sensitive fashion items onto store shelves due to delays getting into US ports and inconsistent intermodal rail service.
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