Top US Shippers: Electronics imports hit record high in 2021 despite slower growth

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Top US Shippers: Electronics imports hit record high in 2021 despite slower growth

| Jun 02, 2022 11:41AM EDT
Persistent supply chain disruptions, along with a slight return to spending on entertainment outside of the home, contributed to a cooling of consumer demand for electronic devices in 2021.
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