
Removal of the last hauliers' devices, deliveries to supermarkets resumed
AI-generated summary
The hauliers had started a protest which had caused disruption in the supply chain in Calabria.
We are moving towards normalization in Calabria with the progressive removal, in these hours, of the last still active haulier controls after the suspension of the protest decided by Fedralog on Wednesday evening.
Since yesterday, deliveries of fresh food, fruit and vegetables and fish have resumed in supermarkets, even if availability is still patchy. There are no particular critical issues at petrol stations.
The hauliers, awaiting the meeting on 27 October at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, have decided to suspend the protest but declare themselves ready to resume mobilization in the event of responses that are not adequate to their requests.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Discussion table at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport on 27 October.
Very likely · Within days

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