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Breakbulk shippers feeling the pinch from increased detention charges

In a hot breakbulk market, carriers are asking for — and getting — far higher detention fees to cover their potential losses when shippers delay loading or picking up their cargo.

In a hot breakbulk market, carriers are asking for — and getting — far higher detention fees to cover their potential losses when shippers delay loading or picking up their cargo.
Author Journal of CommercePosted on June 13, 2022Categories Uncategorized

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