US intermodal shippers warned of rate spike as West Coast congestion eases

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US intermodal shippers warned of rate spike as West Coast congestion eases

JOC Staff | Feb 24, 2015 7:10PM EST
Shippers can expect domestic intermodal rates to spike within the next month as U.S. West Coast ports regain productivity and shippers rush to move containers long-delayed by labor contract negotiations, an intermodal pricing index provider said Tuesday.
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