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(Bloomberg) — The skyrocketing price of shipping goods across the globe may hit your pocketbook sooner than you think — from that cup of coffee you get each morning to the toys you were thinking of buying your kids.
Transporting a 40-foot steel container of cargo by sea from Shanghai to Rotterdam now costs a record $10,522, a whopping 547% higher than the seasonal average over the last five years, according to Drewry Shipping. With upwards of 80% of all goods trade transported by sea, freight-cost surges are
Why inflation is so high, the Saudi decreased barrels of oil and they are pro russia, the pandemic,
I use to like to ride in my car, not anymore with the price of gas so high. I enjoyed it during the pandemic.
Transporting a 40-foot steel container of cargo by sea from Shanghai to Rotterdam now costs a record $10,522, a whopping 547% higher than the seasonal average over the last five years, according to Drewry Shipping. With upwards of 80% of all goods trade transported by sea, freight-cost surges are
Surge in Shipping Costs Globally Could Cause Price Hikes From Coffee to Toys
The skyrocketing price of shipping goods across the globe could cause price hikes from a cup of coffee to toys
time.com
Why inflation is so high, the Saudi decreased barrels of oil and they are pro russia, the pandemic,
I use to like to ride in my car, not anymore with the price of gas so high. I enjoyed it during the pandemic.