EsU.S. import growth slows with Europe and Asia ex. China providing the largest components; Vaccine diplomacy kicks off in earnest but exports of active pharmaceutical ingredients are down; GCP avoids a laundry list of supply chain challenges to finish up in Q2. Also: Kansas City bidding war heats up; Seaspan joins club of shippers expecting rates to stay elevated; IPCC report could accelate supply chain pertinent climate programs.
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