New funding to drive NYSHEX effort to attract US importers

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New funding to drive NYSHEX effort to attract US importers

| Oct 01, 2020 6:00AM EDT
After focusing on understanding the systems of carriers and ensuring that NYSHEX fits into their systems, the focus is shifting toward making its platform more attractive to shippers, specifically retailers.
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