Video: The potential impact of US automobile and auto parts tariffs on US containerized trade

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Video: The potential impact of US automobile and auto parts tariffs on US containerized trade

Dustin Braden, shipper engagement manager, JOC provides his outlook on the potential impact of US automobile and auto parts tariffs on trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific containerized trade.

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