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The Cabinet of Ministers eased the rules for storing medicinal products for the duration of martial law. This was reported by Hlavcom, citing Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi.
“As a result, pharmaceutical companies will be able to use additional warehouse space for storing medicines. This decision is necessary because of ongoing Russian strikes on warehouses and logistics facilities. Companies will be able to disperse medicine stocks and be more flexible in terms of logistics,” Koretskyi emphasized.
Recall that since the start of the full-scale war, Russian attacks have destroyed more than 400 thousand sq. m of Ukrainian business warehouse space, an area roughly equivalent to 56 football fields. Logistics facilities of Fozzy Group, Rozetka, Epicenter, Nova Poshta, and hundreds of entrepreneurs who stored their goods in the warehouses of large operators were hit.
After enemy strikes, shelves in some Novus supermarkets and Fozzy Group stores, which include Silpo, Fora, and Fozzy, had fewer goods. Retail chains say they do not expect a systemic shortage of food due to Russian strikes.
The Metro Ukraine supermarket chain also lost part of its inventory as a result of a massive Russian attack. “Fulfilling our obligations to customers is our priority. We are already reconfiguring supply chains so that the current situation has minimal impact on the business of our partners,” the company said.
In addition, the State Property Fund has begun auditing warehouse facilities of state enterprises to identify sites that can be handed over to companies affected by Russian shelling.
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