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Mar 24, 2005 12:00 AM
FOR all the talk of global port congestion, one area, suggests the regional head of transport for Smith Barney/ Citigroup, actually has hidden excess capacity.
Asia is efficient at getting its exports out, it is developed, Charles de Trenck told delegates, at TOC Asia 2005, whereas the US is a developing nation when it comes to imports.
Mr De Trenck said the US west coast...
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