US Southeast ports to reopen but cargo delays to last days

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US Southeast ports to reopen but cargo delays to last days

| Sep 12, 2017 12:02PM EDT
Analysts and transportation providers say Hurricane Irma, which followed hot on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, could have lasting impacts on truck rates and capacity through January 2018.
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