Views differ on outlook for growth in Panama traffic to US East Coast

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Views differ on outlook for growth in Panama traffic to US East Coast

| Mar 02, 2016 12:08PM EST
A panel of ocean shipping experts at the 16th Annual TPM Conference gazed in their crystal balls and saw very different outcomes for shipping patterns after the Panama Canal opens its new larger locks to commercial traffic in June.
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