Shippers urged to rethink container allocation strategies

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Shippers urged to rethink container allocation strategies

| Jan 20, 2021 5:22PM EST
Shippers facing a challenging ocean freight environment in 2021 are being urged to develop a plan to tackle a particularly thorny operational aspect in the industry: container allocations.
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