TPM21: Improving economy to keep trans-Pac demand robust

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TPM21: Improving economy to keep trans-Pac demand robust

Michael Angell, Associate Editor | Mar 01, 2021 3:53PM EST
US consumer spending drove unexpectedly strong demand for trans-Pacific container shipping in 2020, with experts at TPM21 saying the strength will likely last well into this year.
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