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Top container lines commit to complete shift to electronic bills of lading by 2030

Major container lines have agreed to an ambitious 2030 deadline to migrate from paper bills of lading to digital versions as resistance to such initiatives weakens.

Major container lines have agreed to an ambitious 2030 deadline to migrate from paper bills of lading to digital versions as resistance to such initiatives weakens.
Author Journal of CommercePosted on February 15, 2023Categories Uncategorized

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