Top US Shippers: COVID-19 saps apparel, footwear supply chains

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Top US Shippers: COVID-19 saps apparel, footwear supply chains

| May 25, 2020 9:45AM EDT
With schools and retailers shut down across the country, imports this summer of back-to-school items and holiday season goods may be much lower than in prior years.
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