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After the Key Bridge collapse, will supply chain issues have an impact beyond Baltimore?

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March 27, 2024

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Some analysts have said that the bridge collapse outside the Port of Baltimore is likely to disrupt supply chain as both the bridge and the channel serve as a busy shipping corridor. Barry Prentice, a supply chain management professor at the University of Manitoba, says that there will be a significant local impact but delays will not be felt as much beyond Ontario or Quebec.

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