Your 40-ft container shipment from Toronto is booked with an ocean carrier that has a rail interchange agreement with Canadian National Railway. The planned routing is to rail the container to the port of Montréal, then by ocean to Antwerp.
One day prior to the planned loading of the container, at the seller’s warehouse,
C.N.R. workers declare a strike, and walk out, thereby halting all C.N.R. rail traffic, coast to coast.
What alternative could you offer your customer?
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