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Maersk CEO Clerc on Profit Lift as Global Bottlenecks Drive Up Freight Rates

Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc warned that disruptions are expected to be more prevalent in the future, citing bottlenecks across Africa, Europe, and China. The title notes that a profit lift is being seen as global bottlenecks drive up freight rates. These insights were shared with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Tom Mackenzie.

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