Sugar shortages are reported in Polish stores

Residents of Poland complained on social networks about the lack of sugar in stores.

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According to sellers, they themselves are surprised that sugar is simply not delivered to stores.

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The Aldi network said it was seeing a “tense global situation” related to climate and logistical issues, namely a shortage of containers and truck drivers, as well as rising freight rates.

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Some sellers have introduced restrictions for buyers: in Biedronka, Netto and Lidl, you can buy no more than 10 kg per person, and no more than five in Aldi.

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A possible reason is also called the peak of the jam cooking season, while prices for the product are rising.

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Meanwhile, the Polish authorities are convinced that there is no shortage of sugar in the country. So, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that “sugar is in abundance.“