Trans-Pac shippers forced out of ocean transport dig deep for air option

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Trans-Pac shippers forced out of ocean transport dig deep for air option

| Dec 15, 2021 10:55AM EST
The growth in air freight on the trans-Pacific to move auto parts, footwear, and apparel has been significant this year as US shippers try to circumvent the ocean congestion that is delaying imports from Asia.
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