Union Raises Alarm Over Petroleum Tankers Transporting Edible Oil
…threatens industrial action The National Union of Edible Oil Tanker Drivers of Nigeria (NUEOTDN) has raised concerns over the alleged read more Union raises concern over use of petroleum tankers for transportation of edible oil
The National Union of Edible Oil Tanker Drivers of Nigeria has flagged the use of petroleum tankers for edible oil transport, threatening industrial action. This raises potential supply chain disruption risks for Nigeria's food processing and consumer goods sectors, alongside regulatory and food safety compliance concerns over cross-contamination. Any strike could tighten edible oil distribution and add cost pressure to downstream manufacturers and retailers.
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