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Warning strikes at the ports of Hamburg and Bremerhaven

Even before the next round of wage negotiations with the German trade union (VERDI) (scheduled for June 10, 2022), short-term warning strikes will take place in the ports of Hamburg and Bremerhaven on June 9, 2022. These warning strikes can last up to four hours. During this time, there will be interruptions in terminal handling and in the loading and unloading of trucks and trains. Possible unforeseeable delays in the collection and/or delivery of containers may result.

DACHSER will monitor the situation and keep customers informed of further developments. The local contacts at DACHSER's branches will be available to answer any questions. 

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