Victoria is facing milk shortages with unprecedented strike action planned by dairy workers, as they push for better pay. Milk tanker drivers have stopped work in eastern Victoria, while more than 14-hundred factory workers are planning to strike for 48 hours from Wednesday. Major processor Saputo says it’s disappointed by the strike and is working to collect and process every litre of milk possible to ensure supply.
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