As a result of the breakdown of the talks, the Spanish multi-port dock workers planned to hold a five-day strike in mid to late June to protest the government's change in legislation to comply with the EU treaty port liberalization principle or lead to a decline in workers' salaries and benefits and job competitiveness. By then, the workers planned to hold a 48-hour strike from 14 to 15 June, and strike every 1 hour on June 19, 21 and 23. Major port transit centers in Spain are expected to be paralyzed. It is advisable for Chinese staff in Spain to visit the harbor strikes in the next few weeks, paying close attention to the local media tracking reports and the latest operational plans announced by the port operations management department. Chinese logistics supply chain enterprises should do a good job contingency plans to avoid the dock caused by the terminal port, cargo supply chain interruption.