President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, speaking today at a meeting on the progress of agricultural work in the country, commented on the disruptions in sugar supplies to stores, reports a BELTA correspondent.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, speaking today at a meeting on the progress of agricultural work in the country, commented on the disruptions in sugar supplies to stores, reports a BELTA correspondent. at a meeting
Alexander Lukashenko noted that recently there have been reports of disruptions in sugar supplies to stores. The President was surprised by this information. "Why all of a sudden? The stocks in the warehouses are huge, and processing has begun. And suddenly something collapsed there. Look, gentlemen, if it collapses again, this collapse will extend from the retail chains to the government," the head of state warned.
"I understand if there is some misfortune and something is lacking. You see, 'they didn't manage to deliver, logistics failed.' Is this the UK? Where there are not enough drivers to deliver fuel to the gas station. Well, I'm not Johnson (UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. - BELTA note), I know where the problem stems from. Therefore, make sure that we have no disruptions in goods, neither in pricing nor in supplies to stores for the population," Alexander Lukashenko demanded.
Source: belta.by