Panjiva reports strong trade growth for U.S.-bound shipments in December and all of 2014
Total December shipments––at 1,150,810––were 3 percent better than November and up 5 percent annually.
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United States-bound waterborne shipments ended 2014 in a strong position, according to data issued last week by an Panjiva, an online search engine with detailed information on global suppliers and manufacturers.
Total December shipments––at 1,150,810––were 3 percent better than November and up 5 percent annually. And total 2014 shipments––at 14,092,551––were up 5.61 percent, setting a new record for annual shipments during the time which Panjiva has been collecting this data since 2007.
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