Felixstowe port strike 'latest blow' to UK supply chains

Industry chiefs are closely monitoring the strike situation at Felixstowe port, with some branding it the ‘latest blow’ to the resilience of Britain’s supply chains.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Felixstowe port strike 'latest blow' to UK supply chains

Industry chiefs are closely monitoring the strike situation at Felixstowe port, with some branding it the ‘latest blow’ to the resilience of Britain’s supply chains. About 1,900 workers and union Unite...

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