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in France after they were shut down more than a month ago due to a dispute with labor unions over the health and safety of workers. An Amazon spokesperson told CNN Business on Tuesday that all six warehouses in France would"gradually reopen from today." A labor union brought a court case complaining Amazon was not doing enough to protect its workers from contracting coronavirus in its warehouses. The court ordered the company to limit itself to selling only"essential" goods.its warehouses in France on April 15 blaming complex logistics, confusion over what constituted an essential good and the possibility of high fines.
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