Panama Canal Offers Shippers More Flexible Booking System
The Panama Canal Authority is offering shippers a more flexible system for booking passage through the waterway so that customers can better align transit with changing market conditions.
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The Panama Canal Authority is offering shippers a more flexible system for booking passage through the waterway so that customers can better align transit with changing market conditions.
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