Navigating 2019 ocean contracting

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Navigating 2019 ocean contracting

Blake Shumate, COO, American Global Logistics | Mar 05, 2019 10:34AM EST

Still reeling from the chaotic conditions that dominated ocean freight in 2018, shippers are approaching this year’s contract season with considerable caution.
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