Irish strike action to disrupt U.S. meat exports

LOW · Food Safety News · text rules · cross-border exposure · published 2026-10-13

Meat plants have been told not to make any products for export to the United States because of strike action in Ireland. Industrial action by public sector workers is planned on Oct. 14 for 24 hours. A second strike is scheduled for Oct. 21. The dispute is related to wages.

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