Workers at the world's biggest Nutella factory have removed picket lines and are back at work after production was brought to a near standstill for more than a week over a dispute on salaries.
Ferrero, the owner of the hugely popular hazelnut and chocolate spread, said Wednesday that access to the factory was reopened overnight and that "normal activity" had resumed at the site.
Though exact details of why the blockade had been halted, the company praised the "positive outcome" that has allowed employees to resume their work "calmly."