APL adds to carrier jostle for industry blockchain platform

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APL adds to carrier jostle for industry blockchain platform

| Jul 26, 2018 10:21AM EDT
APL’s blockchain aims to include a range of container shipping processes, with an example of the platform’s utility being the elimination of the redundancy, needless rekeying, and back-and-forth of one essential task.
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