Synonyms for shipments
ship·ments

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1. List of paraphrases for "shipments":

   expeditions, consignments, deliveries, cargoes, dispatches, shipment, cargos, transfers, remittances, mailings, liftings, shipping, loadings, loads, cruises, supplies, dispatch, voyages, mail-outs, ditions

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1. Stephen Briggs:

   This is one metal I'm feeling distinctly uncomfortable about. You have to conclude that demand is very weak, yes, you've had a surge of production out of Myanmar in the past couple of years, but shipments out of Indonesia, the dominant supplier, have been very low.

2. Sam Wasser:

   Whenever that happened, those two seizures always were shipped out of the same port, close in time, and all of the ivory -- when we looked at the origin -- was highly in overlap, which suggests it was the same transnational criminal organization( TCO) moving both shipments.

3. Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller:

   I'm getting calls from farmers and ranchers across the state reporting that the interruptions in electricity and natural gas are having a devastating effect on their operations, grocery stores are already unable to get shipments of dairy products. Store shelves are already empty. We're looking at a food supply chain problem like we've never seen before, even with Covid-19.

4. Will Compernolle:

   There’s still a gap between orders and shipments as producers ramp up capacity and adjust to increasing demand, the increase in the orders backlog is especially bad in core capital goods, suggesting accelerating capital spending.

5. Seth Faison:

   The Global Fund has already delivered shipments of drugs as scheduled for existing patients and is front-loading an additional 12-month supply of drugs, the first consignment of the 12-month front-load will arrive next month, he said. But he acknowledged that front-loading the delivery of drugs, while not increasing the total amount of drugs it sends, was a.