Subscribe to RSS feedInventory uncertainty keeps experts guessing
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Roger Hailey, London
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Feb 25, 2010 02:50 PM
SUPPLY chain experts are keeping a close eye on inventory levels to make sure that the push last year to cut stock does not lead to over-ordering in the coming months.
Maritime freight rates on the trans-Pacific are rising, while container traffic is jostling for space on the key trade route between the US and Asia.
The demand, irrespective of issues of boxships in lay-up, is there.
US shippers body NITL...
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