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Trashing NAFTA
Trashing NAFTA
May 17, 2008
With bunker fuel prices reaching record highs, and demand for Asian imports slackening, will North American shippers see a resurgence of hemispheric commerce? As most of us know,
Posted by Patrick Burnson on May 17, 2008 | Comments (1)
May 21, 2008
In response to: Trashing NAFTA
Dave Snyder / Federal Rack commented:
In response to: Trashing NAFTA
Dave Snyder / Federal Rack commented:
Fuel prices won't be going down any time soon. Everyone, shippers and customers will need to adjust and adapt operations to remain competitive and meet everyones needs. It makes sense that we will start to look to our north and south again.
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