Some 1,000 workers went on strike in Germany’s second largest seaport on Thursday, putting the processing of container freighters and car carriers in Bremerhaven on hold for several hours. According to trade union Verdi, no container ships were being loaded or unloaded during the late shift. Car loading was also affected, Verdi representative Tobias Uelschen said. Workers also went on strike in the ports of Emden, Bremen and Wilhelmshaven. A spokesperson for terminal operator Eurogate said the company had warned customers in advance that proceedings during the late shift would be interrupted, …