‘Resilient consumer demand’: Shippers’ peak season endures
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If peak season volumes crest in September instead of collapsing, freight and logistics networks will keep running hot into Q4—automation and optimization projects that assumed a softer demand curve may be under-scoped. Operators should revisit capacity, pricing, and inventory assumptions now rather than waiting for a demand reset that may not come.
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