Analysis: Low-sulfur rule to impact US intermodal

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Analysis: Low-sulfur rule to impact US intermodal

Lawrence Gross, president, Gross Transportation Consulting | Jan 14, 2019 9:55AM EST
IMO 2020 has the potential to change costs for freight that never comes close to the open sea.
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