what have you decided Danone as a result of the transporters' strike that devastates Spain? Find out in this article how the employment of hundreds of thousands of people is at risk and how the supply chain can be cut off. Will we witness empty shelves? Will the Spanish government be able to satisfy the demands of the strikers? Let's see it!
Does Danone close its factories?
Danone has announced that tomorrow, Winners will be announced in March, will stop activity at its plants if the carriers' strike continues. He makes these statements at a time when the accumulated tension between the government and the organizers increases every day. This is no nonsense, since the French multinational employs 2 people in Spain. Thus, many workers depend on the activity of its seven factories. Four are dairy and three are dedicated to water bottling.
«Danone will be forced to make the drastic decision to interrupt the milk collection process, and as a consequence, the production process in its factories and subsequent transfer of the finished product to the supply chains. food distribution«. In this context, the Government has not managed to call off the strike on the ninth day. The organizers have rejected their offer to subsidize fuel, so the strike continues.
Other companies affected by the strike
So, as already announced Danone, it is more than likely that tomorrow the supply of dairy products and mineral water will be interrupted. Similarly, other large companies have raised concerns. the brewery Heineken You have reported your problems. He denounces "violent" pickets that prevent him from carrying out his operations in the usual way. Thus, it will be unable to supply commercial surfaces. Also to bars and restaurants. Nor will it be able to supply raw materials.
Moreover, Mahou-San Miguel admits that it operates "with difficulties". So, the supply of Mahou, San Miguel, Solan of goats y Alhambra to the hospitality industry can be stopped shortly. As if that were not enough, it has eight brewing centers in Spain and four water springs with bottling plants. If it stops producing, thousands of workers will be forced onto the streets. Therefore, the Government urgently needs to stop once and for all if it does not want to compromise the job and food security of citizens.
