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Agriculture minister says warehouse strikes do not require extra food stockpiling

The agriculture minister said people do not need to stockpile additional food because of warehouse strikes. The report suggests concern about possible supply disruption but gives no confirmed shortage.

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Industrial action at warehouses could affect food distribution if disruption expands.

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  1. No need to stockpile extra food over warehouse strikes – agriculture minister ↗en.interfax.com.ua · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 2:31 PM UTC

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