Workers at the Rosario grains export hub in Argentina will go ahead with plans to start a strike on Friday to demand higher salaries. The country’s labor ministry asking workers at the port, the largest in one of the world’s top grains producers, to call off the strike. Rosario handles about 80 percent of Argentina’s grains exports. San Lorenzo covers the northern districts of the Rosario hub where multinational companies like Bunge Ltd, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus Commodities BV have crushing plants and ports.
