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How trade will fare in 2018

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How trade will fare in 2018

Gary Ferrulli, Chief Executive, Global Logistics & Transport Consulting | Jan 20, 2018 1:00PM EST

Besides the usual rate issues, what other variables in 2018 will affect shippers and carriers?

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