Shippers delaying bids to avoid rate hikes: C.H. Robinson

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Shippers delaying bids to avoid rate hikes: C.H. Robinson

| Feb 02, 2021 11:45AM EST
A significant number of truckload shippers delayed annual bids with the largest US truck freight broker in the fourth quarter to avoid spiking contract rates.
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