Ukraine Advises Stockpiling Food and Water Amid Russian Attacks

Ukraine's food safety chief recommends a one-week supply of food and water due to Russian attacks on distribution infrastructure.

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Anatoli Katerenchuk, head of Ukraine's State Food Security and Consumer Protection Service for Kyiv, recommended that the population stockpile water and basic food supplies for at least one week. ^[1] Katerenchuk advised against accumulating supplies for a month or longer, stating that there is currently no food shortage in Ukraine despite some products being missing from shelves due to logistical problems. ^[2] The recommendation follows recent Russian bombings of major supermarket storage and distribution centers in Ukraine. ^[3] The Ministry of Agriculture assured that food prices will not rise by more than 2.5% due to distribution costs. ^[4] The official stated that there is currently no food scarcity in Ukraine despite some empty shelves. ^[5]

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Katerenchuk advised against accumulating supplies for a month or longer, stating that there is currently no food shortage in Ukraine despite some products being missing from shelves due to logistical problems. · López-Dóriga Digital

The recommendation follows recent Russian bombings of major supermarket storage and distribution centers in Ukraine. · López-Dóriga Digital

The Ministry of Agriculture assured that food prices will not rise by more than 2.5% due to distribution costs. · El Universal

The official stated that there is currently no food scarcity in Ukraine despite some empty shelves. · El Universal

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