Tough times ahead for US shippers, FTR warns, as port woes continue

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Tough times ahead for US shippers, FTR warns, as port woes continue

Corianne Egan, Associate Editor and William B. Cassidy, Senior Editor | Nov 24, 2014 5:19PM EST
U.S. shippers dependent on congested ports face a tough year ahead, FTR Associates says. But that doesn't mean 2015 will be easy — or cheap — for anyone shipping freight in the U.S.
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