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Port congestion endangers global trade
About 70 years ago, ports in London experienced ship unloading and reloading operations that took at least ten days, involving around 50 workers. Cases of cargo theft and accidents were common, and labor strikes frequently disrupted port activities. With the advent of container shipping, efficiency improved, and the duration of unloading and handling was reduced, leading to better port performance and lower costs.
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