Northern Europe Ports Hit by Rotterdam and German Dockworker Strikes

Dockworkers at Europe’s busiest port went on strike Friday, capping off a string of labor actions slowing down container movement at the continent’s northern seaports this week.

The simultaneous disruptions are putting pressure on often-backlogged Northern European supply chains at a time when port congestion and vessel delays are already challenging global cargo flows.

At the Port of Rotterdam, hundreds of union port workers walked off the job at 11:15 a.m. local time, with employees at other gateways in the Netherlands…

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