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A Potential October Strike at US East & Gulf Coast Container Ports Is Unlikely to Be Impactful
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Although workers at US East and Gulf Coast ports could strike in October, for several reasons we believe the impact of a strike will be quite limited.
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- Introduction
- Inventory Build-up by Importers
- ILWU's Position and Impact
- Impact on Supply Chains
- Conclusion
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