Although the logistics sector strike in Seville has been called off, its effects persist in numerous Carrefour supermarkets across the province of Cadiz. Establishments in Cadiz capital and El Puerto de Santa María, among other municipalities, are still facing delays in merchandise distribution, impacting the availability of certain items.
Shelves in some stores show occasional product shortages, and customers are finding items they cannot purchase as usual. The complete recovery of the supply chain after the labor dispute has not been immediate.
Some chain supermarkets have posted informational signs for their customers. At a Carrefour Market in Cadiz capital, a notice explains that due to the strike by Logistics Operators in the province of Seville, there are supply problems. The company expects to normalize the situation and apologizes for any inconvenience.
The agreement that ended the logistics operators' strike in Seville, reached between employers and union representatives, includes progressive salary increases and labor improvements until 2030. However, the resolution of the conflict does not mean an automatic recovery of supply.
Industry specialists indicate that reorganizing routes, clearing accumulated merchandise, and regaining the usual delivery pace may take several days. This situation particularly affects high-turnover products that arrive daily from the Seville logistics platform.
The forecast is for supply to gradually recover as logistics platforms return to normal operation. Nevertheless, occasional incidents may still occur in some provincial supermarkets in the coming days as the generated delay is absorbed.
Carrefour conveys a message of reassurance to its customers, stating that the company is working to restore normal supply as soon as possible.
