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Commentary: Port of Baltimore closure to ships unlikely to trigger major new US supply chain crisis or spike goods prices due to ample spare capacity at other East Coast ports; port officials from New York to Georgia already fielding queries from shippers
Published:
March 27, 2024
by Reuters
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Commentary: Port of Baltimore shipments could be blocked for weeks after cargo ship caused bridge collapse; industries temporarily disrupted include cars, coal, gypsum, farm equipment, sugar, paper, chocolate, ice cream and cruises
Published:
March 27, 2024
by Business Insider
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Port of Toronto opens commercial shipping season by crowning captain of first ocean-going ship to arrive at port, which carried thousands of metric tonnes of sugar from Brazil, with top hat; port moved 2.3 million tonnes, and saw 189 cargo ships in 2023
Published:
March 27, 2024
by Canada Newswire
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The bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland, unlikely to cause U.S supply chain crisis or spike in goods prices, due to ample capacity at other East Coast ports say economists and logistics experts
Published:
March 27, 2024
by Autoblog
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Bridge collapse at Port of Baltimore, Maryland, disrupts flooring product distribution; flooring execs say entry into all Baltimore ports is blocked for at least a week amid freight rates already surged 150% due to Red Sea attacks, Panama Canal drought
Published:
March 27, 2024
by Industry Intelligence Inc.
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