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Russia Strikes Ukraine Warehouses, Food Prices Set to Rise 2.5%

9/10/2026

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Russia struck Ukrainian food warehouses and logistics hubs, creating supply gaps and raising food prices.
Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotsky warned prices could rise 2.5% because of the attacks.
Co-founder Dmytro Krymsky said a 1 September warehouse loss erased €4 million of stock.
Krymsky expects his retail prices may rise about 5% and up to 15% overall.
Krymsky is considering moving warehouses to Poland as supply chains are reorganised.

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Story summary

Russia struck Ukrainian food warehouses and logistics hubs, creating supply gaps and raising food prices.
Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotsky warned prices could rise 2.5% because of the attacks.
Co-founder Dmytro Krymsky said a 1 September warehouse loss erased €4 million of stock.
Krymsky expects his retail prices may rise about 5% and up to 15% overall.
Krymsky is considering moving warehouses to Poland as supply chains are reorganised.