Delta Wilmar Ukraine has shut down all its production facilities, including an oil extraction plant in the Odesa region. The decision was made on November 12 due to security risks and persistent emergency power outages.
This was reported by the industry publication Latifundist.com, citing the company’s management.
The Potoky oil extraction plant in Dnipro has also announced a temporary suspension of sunflower seed purchases and processing. The plant is suspending these operations from November 13. The reasons include power supply disruptions, a difficult security situation and the need for restoration work following previous attacks.
The company explained that the decision was made primarily to ensure employee safety and create suitable conditions for future operations. It will announce the resumption of production and raw material purchases separately.
On November 12, Kernel announced the shutdown of all its oil extraction plants due to the difficult situation in the energy system and security risks.
The Nizhyn fat processing plant also stopped operating following a Russian drone attack.
Earlier, Glavnoe in Ukraine reported that Viktor i K had halted production. The company, which produces goods under the Korolivskyi Smak brand, announced that it was ending purchases of all types of oilseed crops and cutting staff due to persistent power supply disruptions and the threat of Russian missile and drone strikes.
