SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTION: Business casts a wary eye on Port of Durban as cargo delays persist
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Businesses are anxiously checking their watches while cargo flows through the Port of Durban remain slower than they need to be, but undoing neglect will probably take longer than we hope.
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