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News / Korean truckers end strike – but supply chains remain seriously disrupted

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Following an eight-day strike, South Korean truckers went back to work today after hammering out an agreement with the government just before midnight.

The source of the discontent was the Safe Trucking Freight Rates System, which is due to expire in December, but citing rising fuel ...

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