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US policy changes could threaten breakbulk volume growth for ports

Robust automobile, steel and wind power equipment movements in 2024 put US ports on a strong footing, but tariffs and a shift in government priorities could temper progress this year.

Feb 20, 2025 - 19:55
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US policy changes could threaten breakbulk volume growth for ports
Robust automobile, steel and wind power equipment movements in 2024 put US ports on a strong footing, but tariffs and a shift in government priorities could temper progress this year.
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