Investment from European importers and their freight forwarders in inland container storage capacity could be key to alleviating a possible outbreak of port congestion, in the event of Suez Canal transits resuming.
During a roundtable discussion with Kuehne + Nagel’s EVP of sea logistics, Michael Aldwell, …
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