Little relief seen for US domestic shippers in 2022

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Little relief seen for US domestic shippers in 2022

| Oct 13, 2021 8:00AM EDT
A reallocation of assets and workers across the transportation landscape, combined with inventory rebuilding, complicates the outlook for US shippers in 2022, speakers told the JOC Inland Distribution webcast.
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