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Globalisation to be reshaped by coronavirus

Shipping should take heart from a new report that suggests globalisation will continue to be the driving feature of world trade after the pandemic. Reshoring and regionalisation are both flawed.

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Multinationals will diversify their sources from a single country to more than one location in a bid to manage risk. But shipping must recognise that alternative trade options are being considered

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