US ports eye deeper Asia volume drops as bottleneck worries fade

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US ports eye deeper Asia volume drops as bottleneck worries fade

| Apr 24, 2020 1:58PM EDT
Carriers will blank dozens of sailings in the trans-Pacific as they anticipate a double-digit drop in imports in May and June.
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