En2021 in Review: Keeping up with demand; Matson, Amazon forwarding lead imports, rates inch up. Also: Zim offers a carrot for avoiding port’s stick; U.S. retail sales, retailers, dampened by Omicron; Another year, another deal: Britain hits the negotiating table
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