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Jordan - Food prices could rise as result of trucking strike

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Union food retailers warn of the effects of a strike by truck owners


Wednesday 5 \ 12 \ 2012
Reform News - warned of the General Union of food retailers from the effects of frequent truck owners' strike in the port of Aqaba, which threatens the strategic reserves of the kingdom and raises the prices of goods stacked in the harbor.
And confirmed the union in a press statement yesterday that the strike truck owners who started in the port of Aqaba earlier this week closed the main road where trucks can next loading or unloading of the container port, indicating that traders are not able to absorb more losses due to strikes and sit-ins and protests that affect the the flow of goods to the Jordanian market, so threatening hand inventory and prices, on the other hand.
And called for the need to exempt traders from fees and fines that will raise food prices....

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