According to Arab British Prime Minister received an official message stating that the country is in a major crisis, severe shortage of food and commodities imported during the next weeks and months, due to the acute shortage of truck drivers, with more than 100,000 drivers disappeared by Britain's exit from the Union European and coinciding with the spread of the Corona epidemic.
A report published by the British Daily Mail and the Arab Net said that the double influence of Britain from the European Union and the Corona epidemic led to a lack of employees after the return of Eastern European drivers to their homes.
Insiders say this sector says the disorder in the supply of refrigerated foods may lead to free shelves from some elements within weeks, according to Daily Mail.
In a letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the leaders of the goods sector called for urgent intervention to allow drivers from Eastern European countries to return to the country and add them to the lists of professions suffered.
The transport sector warned that without government intervention, British supply chains risk failure at an unprecedented and unreliable level.
Jobs
Johnson's message comes days after the same issue at a meeting with the Minister of Transport Lady Fira, including representatives of the retail also warned that the growing vacancies cause 48 tons of food waste every week.
As the United Kingdom approaches the summer vacation and the continued reopening of the country after closure, there are fears that the lack will coincide with major sports events, saying the British newspaper.
The transport sector also warns that retailers throughout Britain may affect with approaching the Christmas season, as of August or September.
The letter received by the Prime Minister has been signed by companies operating in the transport and retail sector, including the Union of Foods and Beverages, the British Frozen Federation, the Union of Refrigeration Series, the British Pub Union, and the British Meat Producers Association.
The letter said: We firmly believe that the prime minister's intervention is the only way we will be able to avoid the failure of critical supply chains at an unprecedented and unprecedented level.
Large waste
"Supermarkets have already reported that they do not receive their expected food inventories, and as a result, there is a great waste.
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