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Outlook 2022: No trans-Pacific supply chain relief anticipated in first half 2022

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Outlook 2022: No trans-Pacific supply chain relief anticipated in first half 2022

Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor | Dec 30, 2021 9:01AM EST

With import volumes in the trans-Pacific projected to remain strong into the new year and water and landside congestion continuing, the first half of 2022 will look eerily similar to 2021.

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