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Sea freight costs may have peaked, but more ships are needed to bring them down
The cost of sea freight has spiralled out of control during the pandemic, but there are some signs it may have hit its peak.
Key points:
- The NFF is concerned about rising costs and competition in sea freight
- Ship owners say the spike in costs is due to increased demand
- There are signs that freight…
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