Prices for new containers softening, but congestion keeps supply tight

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Prices for new containers softening, but congestion keeps supply tight

Teri Errico Griffis, Associate Editor | Aug 03, 2022 3:20PM EDT
Carriers are reducing the intake of new containers and holding onto older units longer ahead of peak season and as congestion slows the circulation of boxes globally.
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