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Retailers Warn of Essential Goods Shortages Amid Fuel Protests
Retailers are warning that continued fuel protests could lead to shortages of essential goods and fuel supply. This disruption may also result in increased inflation and food scarcity.
11 Apr, 04:30 — 11 Apr, 05:00
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irish-independent11d ago
‘We sympathise with the protesters, but we’re trying to run a vital national service’ – emergency and home-care services affected by blockades
As fuel protests continue across the country, the impact of strained fuel supplies, convoys and blockades is being felt across a number of sectors.
Read full article →the-journal11d ago
Essential goods shortages 'only a matter of time' if fuel protests continue
Retailers say the impact protests are having on deliveries of essential goods and fuel supply may lead to inflation and food shortages.
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First report: irish-independent · 11 Apr, 04:30|Full coverage: 2 · 30m|Window: 30m
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