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Cost of lost Transits
15th March 1990, Page 6
15th March 1990
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• The strike by Ford electricians has cost the company about 9,350 lost Transits from its Southampton plant. The plant normally produces around 375 Transits a day, but the workforce was laid off at the end of January because of a shortage of body panels from Halewood. The lost production is worth some 293m.
The Halewood plant produces around 200 Escort vans a day, but production has been disrupted since the beginning of November, resulting in the loss of approximately 8,700 Escort vans, worth around 256m.