Maersk expands option to slow, expedite cargo to more ports

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Maersk expands option to slow, expedite cargo to more ports

| Jun 17, 2020 10:53AM EDT
The importance of being able to speed up or slow down container shipments was driven home during the coronavirus disruption, but the option is likely to grow in importance for shippers.
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