45,000 US port workers risk a strike on October 1, potentially disrupting fruit imports via eastern and Gulf coasts.
A potential strike by 45,000 port workers in the U.S. scheduled for October 1 could disrupt the supply of popular fruits like bananas, pineapples, and grapes. If no new Master Contract Agreement is reached, deliveries through the eastern and Gulf coasts may halt, leading to rerouting and potential spoilage of imports. Port Wilmington in Delaware, a key entry point for bananas, is expected to be severely affected, risking significant financial losses for businesses.
September 23, 2024
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