JOC Rankings: Trans-Atlantic container growth continues despite US-EU trade spat

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JOC Rankings: Trans-Atlantic container growth continues despite US-EU trade spat

| Mar 23, 2020 9:02AM EDT
Growth in trade between the United States and Europe decelerated only slightly in 2019, even as antagonism over tariffs, taxes, and subsidies on both sides of the Atlantic deepened.
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