US-Mexico cargo delays spur new transport approaches

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US-Mexico cargo delays spur new transport approaches

| Apr 20, 2019 2:40PM EDT
As ongoing, rolling delays at the US-Mexico border threaten cross-border manufacturing operations that rely on quick, dependable deliveries, some shippers are taking drastic measures to keep their supply chains running smoothly.
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