“We are waiting for 50 ships to load. It is US$100 million that cannot be achieved, but when the strike is lifted, we will try to recover”he pointed out.
In radio statements, Idígoras also indicated that “There is also not enough diesel to harvest the crop, we are worried about today and what is going to happen in the future.”
As a result of this situation, the director demanded that the Government intervene to solve the grain transport conflict. “We hope that he will act quickly, that he will call the affected carriers and the oil companies,” he emphasized.
Meanwhile, Fetra warned that the situation in the sector “is getting worse day by day” as a result of the failure to update rates and shortage of dieselfor which an indefinite strike began on Monday.
He also said that the strike seeks to avoid “greater damage to the economy of those he represents” and warned that it “becomes impossible to continue working under reasonable conditions.”
The measure of force especially affects grain exports. The Ministry of Transport summoned the cargo rate reference table to all the transport chambers to a meeting for this Wednesday at 10.
Source: Ambito
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