Shippers look to keep 2021 transportation budgets grounded

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Shippers look to keep 2021 transportation budgets grounded

| Oct 30, 2020 8:01AM EDT
US shippers are opening contract talks early, extending existing agreements, and seeking short-term contracts to hedge against expected 2021 rate increases.
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