Coronavirus to cost China ports 6 million TEU in Q1: analyst

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Coronavirus to cost China ports 6 million TEU in Q1: analyst

| Feb 05, 2020 10:35AM EST
The first real estimate of the impact the coronavirus will have on China’s container supply chain has been made, and it is significant.
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