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"Our customers have local touch points across Asia through our office network which includes Beijing, Shanghai, Seoul, Tokyo, Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore," said Canadian Pacific Asia manager Corey Heinz.

"With container shortages, port congestion and the global knock-on effects of the Suez blockage, it is essential that shippers have the most up-to-date information about schedules, berth availability and intermodal connections," he said.

As shippers across Asia try to manage volatility across the supply chain, it has been the local regional office representatives of Canadian Pacific that have provided time critical updates on operations across the North American railroads, said Mr Heinz.

"With container shortages, port congestion and the global knock-on effects of the Suez blockage, it is essential that shippers have the most up-to-date information about schedules, berth availability and intermodal connections," he said.