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Baltimore bridge collapse to cause minor disruption to supply chains

29 Mar '24

101 min read

Pic: Maryland Transportation Authority/Facebook

Pic: Maryland Transportation Authority/Facebook

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A ship's collision with the Baltimore bridge, leading to its collapse, has disrupted operations at the Port of Baltimore and impacted various supply chains.
While the textile trade remains unaffected, the incident underscores the vulnerability of global supply chains, potentially affecting manufacturing and consumption in some regions dependent on the port.

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