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It became known about the shortage of one product in the largest chain of Ukrainian supermarkets

The Ukrainian newspaper “Telegraph” with reference to sources reports that in Ukraine’s largest supermarket chain “ATB” there is an acute shortage of buckwheat.

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It became known about the shortage of one product in the largest chain of Ukrainian supermarkets

The Ukrainian newspaper “Telegraph” with reference to sources reports that in Ukraine’s largest supermarket chain “ATB” there is an acute shortage of buckwheat.

The relevant information is given in the message published in the telegram channel of the publication.

According to the publication “Telegraph”, the supply of buckwheat is not carried out for a week and a half.

The reason for the shortage, according to the publication, is not the hype, but the suspension of cereal supplies.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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