Stampede of new services threatens US East Coast rates, Drewry says

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Stampede of new services threatens US East Coast rates, Drewry says

| May 04, 2015 4:15AM EDT
An 18 percent injection of capacity on the U.S. East Coast and Gulf routes will put rates under pressure, even as the proportion of all-water cargo rises now that West Coast port operations in the U.S. have returned to normal.
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