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Italian shops running short of fresh food as truckers' fuel protest spreads

Italian shops running short of fresh food as truckers' fuel protest spreads

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Conad, an Italian supermarket brand, says its retailers' group has fruit, vegetables, milk, and meat stuck on lorries and in warehouses. Last week, demonstrations commenced in southern Italy, leading to significant traffic congestion on the A1 motorway close to Naples. Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini indicated the government was prepared to contemplate setting a maximum price for diesel to alleviate the burden on hauliers.

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