Agricultural enterprises in the temporarily occupied territories are facing problems with selling and transporting their harvest. Carriers refuse to travel for grain because of the danger along the routes and the risk of shelling. The National Resistance Center (CNS) reports this, according to UNN.
Agricultural enterprises in the temporarily occupied territories are increasingly facing critical problems with selling and transporting their harvest. Farmers and agricultural enterprises have effectively been left to deal with the situation alone, as carriers refuse to travel for grain because of the danger along the routes and the risk of coming under fire
According to the Center, as a result, the harvested grain is accumulating in warehouses, since opportunities to sell it remain extremely limited. However, the occupation administration offers no real solutions, leaving farmers to resolve on their own a problem created by the occupation.
Carriers refuse to operate on dangerous routes. The harvested grain is accumulating in warehouses without the possibility of prompt sale. Agricultural enterprises are losing funds needed for further operations. The purchase of fuel, seeds and fertilizers, as well as the conduct of the next sowing campaign, are at risk
We remind you
In the occupied territories, agricultural enterprises are not paying employees' salaries because they are unable to sell their products. russia is using civilian logistics for military purposes, which is making it more difficult for agricultural workers to operate.