Ukraine reports no shortages despite destruction of major logistics hubs
Ukraine is not experiencing food shortages despite the destruction of several major distribution centers, while up to 40% of lost capacity can be replaced or restored relatively quickly, Agriculture and Food Minister Taras Vysotskyi said on Aug. 14, Ukrinform reported.
Ukraine has reported no food shortages despite the destruction of major logistics hubs due to Russian attacks, according to Agriculture and Food Minister Taras Vysotskyi. The government is actively seeking backup warehouse facilities and considering more extensive use of direct truck-based logistics to replace lost capacity. Vysotskyi stated that up to 40% of lost capacity can be replaced or restored relatively quickly, with no sharp changes in prices for basic food products observed. The Agriculture Ministry will continue monitoring prices and food availability.
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