Don’t look to government to solve container shipping woes

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Don’t look to government to solve container shipping woes

Lars Jensen, CEO & Partner, Vespucci Maritime, and JOC Analyst | Jun 08, 2021 1:39PM EDT
Shippers are desperate for someone — anyone — to solve the current problems vexing container shipping, but anyone thinking government intervention is an option should reconsider that.
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