"My overall impression of your Scandinavian export and deep-sea import service from Australia is great. Another great plus is that you are always honest with me, and tell me if you do not operate your own service to a particular country and with your knowledge you point me in the right direction. We would always come to you first because we know you will do an excellent job for us and help and guide us through the process."~ Shipping Customer No. 1096
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Approximately 90% of Finland's vital exports will be stopped by the strike of stevedores which began at 6 a.m. this morning. The Transport Workers Union, which is based in Helsinki, called the strike in support of better severance packages for workers who had been made redundant. The Confederation of Finnish Industries estimates that the cost of the action will be about 280 million euros ($382 million) in exports and imports a day. According to the European Union’s statistics, Finland is one of the most strike-prone countries in Europe, with only Spain, France and Italy recording more strikes. The stoppages cost Finland an average 71 working days per 1000 workers each year between 2000 and 2007, compared with 137 for Spain and 83 for Italy. Sweden lost just 20 days a year.