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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Suez routings to U.S. East Coast increase with bigger, more efficient ships. By Chris Dupin As work continues on the expansion of the Panama Canal, fuel has gotten extremely expensive and big containerships very common. One of the results is a growing amount of cargo moving between East Asia and North America’s east coast via the Suez Canal. Fuel has gotten so costly that Gene Seroka, president of APL Americas, told attendees of an American Association of Port Au...

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