Trucker protest disrupts production at Ford, Toyota plants
Ford and Toyota have several factories experiencing production disruption as the trucker protests block U.S.-Canada border transport of parts.
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Ford and Toyota have several factories experiencing production disruption as the trucker protests block U.S.-Canada border transport of parts.
The automotive industry is already suffering because of the ongoing global semiconductor chip shortage. Now, certain plants have had to cancel production shifts because of the border closure.
Ford and Toyota have several factories experiencing production disruption as the trucker protests block U.S.-Canada border transport of parts.
The automotive industry is already suffering because of the ongoing global semiconductor chip shortage. Now, certain plants have had to cancel production shifts because of the border closure.
Toyota Motor Corp, Ford Motor Co and General Motors Co, said Friday the disruption at the Canadian border from trucking protests forced new production cuts at plants in Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Alabama and Ontario.