
Effect of the transport blockade against the high cost of fuel in Calabria
Almost empty shelves and fresh goods absent in Catanzaro supermarkets due to the transport blockade due to the protest against high fuel prices, which involves the regional logistics federation Fedralog.
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The hauliers belonging to Fedralog have been stopped since Friday due to a protest against the high cost of fuel.
Shelves almost empty, fish and fresh goods absent and products such as milk and flour running out. This is the scenario that presents itself to the eyes of those who go shopping in many of the supermarkets in Catanzaro. The effect of the transport blockade due to the protest against the high cost of fuel is starting to be felt in Calabria and does not only concern the capital.
The hauliers belonging to Fedralog, the regional logistics federation, have been stopped since Friday, when the protest began and will end at 8pm tomorrow evening, and this affects the supply of food to large-scale retailers. Among other things, the strike also affects transporters in nearby regions, broadening the effect of the protest.
In the Catanzaro supermarkets, in addition to the foodstuffs still present in the warehouses, there are some local products that are delivered daily and from a short distance.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
End of the transporters' protest
Very likely · Within days

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