EnDangerous material handling restrictions in Shanghai and emerging congestion issues in Seattle and Tacoma show the logistics industry is far from being out of the woods in terms of international shipping flows. Also: Biden’s Xinjiang solar crackdown may cast shadow over LONGi, JinkoSolar; Hankook, ATD move out ahead of tire duties; Nord Stream 2 completion could leave U.S. LNG looking for alternatives; chip sourcing drawn into U.S.-Taiwan-China political maelstrom; global trade recovery accelerates while U.S. supply chain challenges drag; rate rise run hits 10 weeks as congestion cont...
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