Some IMCs question role of small shippers in intermodal volume growth

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Some IMCs question role of small shippers in intermodal volume growth

| Apr 26, 2022 12:38PM EDT
As domestic intermodal volumes rise, non-asset intermodal marketing companies are worried that US railroads are not buying enough 53-foot containers to support their shipper customers.
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