How US rule-changes are putting air cargo carriers in a 'tough spot'
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The air freight perishables industry is bracing for what could be a difficult start to the Chilean export season next week.
Days of protests, strikes and civil unrest have plagued the once-stable country as Chileans demand an end to economic inequality.
Truck drivers and port staff have been on strike, and there are concerns that export documentation could be hard to acquire.
One source told The Loadstar he had air charters booked for next week and was required to make the final payments.
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