Wine shortage warning as workers at UK bottling factory planning summer strike (0.0011507479861910242)

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Wine shortage warning as workers at UK bottling factory planning summer strike

Over 200 Unite members at the Encirc site in Avonmouth, Bristol, are set to strike between June 19 and July 5 - with the company supplying all UK major supermarkets with wine

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