Ten Oil Plants Built in Ukraine During the War, but They Are Not Operating at Full Capacity
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During the full-scale war, ten oil plants were built in Ukraine. This information appeared in a report by the publication NV Business. The new enterprises emerged under conditions of great difficulty, but their operations have not yet reached full capacity.
The plants are loaded at only 68%. This means that most of their capacity is not yet being used. The main reason is logistical problems. Because of the war, transporting raw materials and finished products may be more complicated and more expensive than before.
The oil industry is important for the Ukrainian economy, as Ukraine has traditionally been one of the major exporters of sunflower oil. Therefore, the development of new plants matters for processing agricultural products in the country. At the same time, the low utilization rate shows that the industry needs solutions for transport and supply.
In summary, the construction of ten new oil plants during the war is a notable achievement for the food industry. However, the 68% load shows that overcoming logistical problems is necessary to fully use their potential.
Sources: NV Бизнес
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