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    <description>American online retailers are discovering a compelling alternative to Asian sourcing in an unexpected place: Santiago, Chile. From copper components to premium wine accessories, the Santiago supply chain is proving that proximity, quality, and modern express logistics can rival the Far East on nearly every metric that matters to US businesses.</description>
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