EnPresident Biden is holding a climate summit with 40 world leaders from April 22. Today’s Panjiva Daily provides an overview of some of the supply chain issues arising from climate change policies with more to follow in the run up to COP26 in November. Also: Hapag-Lloyd halts LatAm-NorAm booking on congestion, transshipment issues; Virginia braces for Suez surge; EU external trade down for 14th month, still “winning” versus U.K.; BIden steps back from WTO procurement brink; and North-South rail consolidation has another option.
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