No easing of bottlenecks as China enters Year of the Ox

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No easing of bottlenecks as China enters Year of the Ox

| Feb 11, 2021 10:13AM EST
The demand surge that is congesting supply chains out of Asia is expected to continue long after Chinese New Year as carriers and ports battle with cargo backlogs.
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