EsThe past two weeks of the holiday season brought a range of events that illustrate the challenges facing global supply chains in 2020 ranging from the U.S.-China trade war and Brexit through new shipping rules and localization strategies. Also: Maersk, Matson raise logistics consolidation questions; and the container industry braces for impact from new fuel rules.
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