Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy Roman Leshchenko stated at a briefing that Ukraine maintains sufficient food reserves, with wheat stocks lasting two years, vegetable oil reserves lasting five years, and corn reserves lasting 1.5 years.
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Ukraine has wheat reserves sufficient for two years
Ukraine has vegetable oil reserves sufficient for five years
Ukraine has corn reserves sufficient for 1.5 years
Ukrainian retail chains are stocked with food products in regions where supplies can be replenished
Ukraine's current wheat stock will be enough for two years
Ukraine's sunflower oil stock will be enough for five years
Ukraine's corn stock will be enough for 1.5 years
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