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Montreal shippers facing significant supply chain disruption

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Fortunately strikes and industrial actions at container ports are much less common than in the past but the worsening situation at Montreal is a throwback to the bad old days of supply chain uncertainty from port strikes or arguably much worse the possibility of industrial action.

This customer advisory from Hapag-Lloyd highlights the frustration that has led to several vessel diversions so far and of course considerable extra costs to shippers, carriers and all stakeholders.

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