Supply Chain Dive on Descartes’ global shipping report that evaluates how the market share of top Chinese imports into the U.S. has changed over the last seven years, including the countries where U.S. importers are finding alternate sources for goods.
American Journal of Transportation spotlights Descartes’ study evaluating how the market share of top imports from China into the U.S. has changed over the last seven years, including the countries where U.S. importers are finding alternate sources for their goods.
FreightComms highlights global shipping analysis from Descartes showing that China has been slowly losing its share of U.S. container import volume but remains the dominant exporter for many of the top 10 commodity groups imported by the U.S.
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Bloomberg features key takeaways from Descartes’ global shipping analysis, including that China remains a top U.S. trading partner despite having lost ground to Asian competitors for some exports.