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Logistics leaders condemn US Capitol violence, encourage work with Biden administration

Caryn Livingston by Caryn Livingston
January 7, 2021
in Express, Freight Forwarders, Security & Regulations
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Executives at U.S. freight forwarders, industry organizations and OEMs today weighed in to oppose Wednesday’s violent mob invasion of the U.S. Capitol and speak in favor of plans to work with the incoming Biden-Harris Administration on policies that benefit the air cargo and logistics industries. They join a growing number of U.S. business and political […]

 

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