Category 5 Hurricane Polo Raises Pacific Supply-Chain Alerts

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Hurricane Polo reached Category 5 in the eastern Pacific, the National Hurricane Center said.

Ports and shippers should follow official cones, not social maps.

Inventory buffers matter when a storm of this intensity is on the board.

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