The temporary absence of goods does not mean a shortage; logistics is adapting to the new conditions — Kovalenko

The temporary absence of certain goods in some stores does not mean a shortage, as logistics are adapting to the new conditions. This was reported by Andrii Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, according to UNN.

I understand that speculation will generate traffic and views, but it should be noted that the temporary absence of certain goods in individual stores—specifically, individual stores—is not a sign of a permanent shortage. Some stores do not have certain goods, while others do. Logistics and storage will be reorganized and adapted to the new conditions

Update

The "Fora" chain reported a temporary reduction in its assortment due to the destruction of warehouses as a result of a Russian attack. The company is working to reorganize supplies in order to deliver essential goods.

Among them, "Epicentr", "Nova Poshta", Rozetka, "Silpo", Novus, Liqui Moly also reported that Russia had attacked their facilities in Kyiv and the region; some companies have employees who were killed or injured.

The government announced a meeting with businesses to ensure the uninterrupted operation of logistics and retail companies amid Russian attacks. Following the meeting, they adopted a decision to disperse warehouse facilities.