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 destruction.
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- 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 destruction.
- Your support keeps our team in the field.
Sources: United24media