Summary
[Spanish transportation strike has affected the supply chains of many industries]Due to the indefinite shutdown of most transportation industries due to the rise in the price of gasoline and other energy sources, the supply chains of many food industries in Spain have been affected, such as aquatic products, fruits, vegetables, etc. Product distribution platforms received nearly half as many products as they did in normal times. In addition, Spain’s meat and dairy production has also been severely affected, as most of the raw materials used in livestock feed, such as wheat and corn, depend on imports from Ukraine. Spain’s National Dairy Industry Federation has previously announced that the country’s dairy industry has been forced to suspend production activities since the 17th due to the shutdown of the transportation industry. The Spanish government announced it would take steps to curb rising energy prices, but is expected to wait until after an EU summit on March 24-25 to decide on specific measures. (CCTV News Client)
On March 17, local time, due togasolineThe rise in energy prices has led to the indefinite shutdown of most transportation industries, and the supply chains of many food industries in Spain have been affected. The distribution platforms of aquatic products, fruits, vegetables and other products received nearly half of the products compared to normal times.
In addition, Spain’s meat and dairy production has also been severely affected, as most of the raw materials used in livestock feed, such as wheat and corn, depend on imports from Ukraine. Spain’s National Dairy Industry Federation has previously announced that the country’s dairy industry has been forced to suspend production activities since the 17th due to the shutdown of the transportation industry.
The Spanish government announced it would take steps to curb rising energy prices, but is expected to wait until after an EU summit on March 24-25 to decide on specific measures.
(Article source: CCTV News Client)