The receiving end of rail freight cannot keep up with unloading requirements. They laid off and fired people (many for not being ‘vaxed’), and cannot or will not hire them back fast enough.
The terminal of the supply chain is slower than the rest of it.
That’s interesting and makes sense. Thanks for the insight.
jjotto wrote:
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The receiving end of rail freight cannot keep up with unloading requirements. They laid off and fired people (many for not being ‘vaxed’), and cannot or will not hire them back fast enough.
The terminal of the supply chain is slower than the rest of it.
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thankQs for the answer to the situation posted by Sobieski at kahlenberg Mtn
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4054130/posts?page=1284#1284