REPORTER: Supply Chain Disruptions Easing But Has Shifted Port Demand
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There were many problems that supply chain and logistics managers had to contend with since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic when Wuhan, China, shutdown. These include labor shortages, port congestion, broken supply chains, increased transit times, detention and demurrage fees, as well as limited warehouse space. It almost became a constant barrage of black swan events that kept the pressure on not only the agriculture industry...
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