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On today’s Coronavirus Freight Market Update, Michael Vincent and Kevin Hill will be talking about the economic impact that COVID-19 is having on freight and the transportation industry. They’ll cover the latest news and freight flows backed by data driven insights powered by SONAR.
On this episode they’re joined by FreightWaves market experts Andrew Cox and Zach Strickland.
This is a live interactive event, viewers are encouraged to comment and call-in during broadcasts Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12PM ET on FreightWaves Linkedin, Facebook, and YouTube channels.
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Stephen Webster
We can not afford to import any thing from China. We need make what we can in U S or Canada if essential less essential in Mexico and maybe U K and some other countries. China can never be trusted again. This will a huge change less cheap toys masks and tools. We need to completely revamp medical insurance and care.
Mike
Retail? LMAO! That shit comes from China! The real story, there is no recovery for US manufacturing… The Big 3 will be firing up here eventually, maybe… Except for the fact that the suppliers are hanging by a thread, if they are even able to open their doors… Everyone to a man has neglected the supply chain, the media reports none of this, and they expect those companies to simply turn the company back on… Let me put it like this, Uncle Sugar is paying folks $900+ A WEEK to sit at home… You all figure it out. 😉