CEVA banks on rapid forwarder growth from CMA CGM unit

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CEVA banks on rapid forwarder growth from CMA CGM unit

| Nov 28, 2018 1:22PM EST
If the top players in the industry coagulate, and if ocean carriers continue to take a broader role in forwarding and logistics activities than they have in the recent past, that will have an undeniable impact on shippers.
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