Modest growth expected for US imports from Asia after record-setting 2021

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Modest growth expected for US imports from Asia after record-setting 2021

| Jan 19, 2022 3:22PM EST
Despite an expected return to single-digit monthly increases in imports from Asia this year, already-stressed US ports are still likely to struggle to handle cargo volumes.
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