But Chinese-owned 3PLs make a business out of helping their clients evade them through transshipment, undervaluation, and ghost importers of record, then undercut domestic firms with the savings.
Tom Cotton: “But Chinese-owned 3PLs make a business out of helping their clients evade them through transshipment, undervaluation…”
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Senator Cotton discusses the tactics of Chinese 3PLs.
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