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In March 2020, the government of Ukraine implemented a lockdown which involved the closure of all stores, with the exception of essential outlets such as grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations and large home improvement stores, to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 in the country. All educational institutions were closed and were not expected to open again during the current school year.
From 17 March, the government in Ukraine ordered the closure of most public places and facilities nationwide, except for pharmacies, banks, gas stations, insurance companies and grocery stores. All public events and gatherings of more than 10 people, including religious ceremonies, were banned.
During the lockdown, modern grocery retailers and e-commerce could not cope with the sudden surge in demand for everyday dairy products. As a consequence, manufacturers responded by developing their e-commerce channel and delivering directly to consumers.
The pandemic and ensuing lockdown boosted sales through e-commerce, but mainly in urban areas. Nationwide food delivery and click & collect services remain limited.
In March, foodservice outlets were forced, upon government instruction, to close. They remained closed for several months, other than for takeaway and delivery services which some foodservice outlets could not provide.
The economic slowdown, growing unemployment rate and decreasing consumer purchasing power are expected to influence demand for packaged food. Consumers are less likely to opt for non-essential items such as chocolate confectionery and savoury snacks, while demand for everyday dairy products, staple items and cooking ingredients will remain.
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