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Economy January 5, 2022 | 12:07 pm

New ships and containers will enter the market

Dominican shippers say lack of jams should lower cargo cost Santo Domingo.- At the international level, logjams continue to be generated in the ports, but as of January, this could change because fewer containers are shipped than in other times, but, in addition, new ships and also containers will enter the market. “This is happening in many ports around the world, but in the Dominican Rep... Read more

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