Carriers levy container imbalance surcharges as scarcity worsens

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Carriers levy container imbalance surcharges as scarcity worsens

| Nov 12, 2020 1:21PM EST
The sustained demand for Asian exports is worsening an equipment imbalance that has built steadily through the peak season on the trans-Pacific and Asia-Europe trades.
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