Russia has destroyed 90% of Ukraine's modern storage facilities, minister says
Agricultural Minister Taras Vysotskyi said the attacks are disrupting supply chains and store inventories, though officials say Ukraine still faces no food shortage.
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Russia has destroyed 90% of Ukraine's modern storage facilities, minister says
Agricultural Minister Taras Vysotskyi said attacks on logistics infrastructure could affect the range of goods available in stores, but assured that there is no risk of Ukrainians running out of food.
In Ukraine, they recognized the destruction of 90% of modern food warehouses
In Ukraine, they recognized the destruction of 90% of modern food warehousesTaras Vysotsky, Minister of Agricultural Policy, stated that 90% of modern warehouses had been destroyed in the country, but he hastened to assure the population...
Russia Destroyed 90% of Ukrainian Retail Warehouse Capacity, but Food Supplies Remain Secure
Ukraine is not facing a systemic shortage of basic food products despite Russian attacks destroying around 90% of retail chains’ warehouse capacity, Agriculture and Food Minister Taras Vysotskyi said during his briefing with journalists on August 28. According to Vysotskyi, retailers and suppliers are reorganizing logistics networks, relocating inventories, changing delivery routes, and adopting new approaches to storage in response to the destr…
As a result of targeted Russian strikes on warehouses, up to 90% of modern storage capacities have already been destroyed. Despite this, Ukrainians will not be left without food.
Russia has destroyed 90% of Ukraine's storage capacity, Hromadske writes. Displaced businesses are also under attack, which jeopardizes supply stability. Logistics is changing to “off the wheel” deliveries, which is more difficult and more expensive, which will affect the range of stores.
As a result of Russian attacks, about 90% of modern storage facilities in Ukraine have been destroyed. This is reported by Interfax-Ukraine, citing a statement by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Taras Vysotsky, at a briefing. “90% have already been destroyed. But at the same time, this does not mean that Ukrainians will be left without food. There is no threat of famine,” he noted. At the same time, Vysotsky reported that the attacks […
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