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Das Erste: Without gas from Russia, Germany will not have glass
In order to produce it, the raw materials in the factories are heated to 1600 ° C, and then maintained at this temperature around the clock.
This consumes a large amount of energy, which until now was provided by German companies at the expense of Russian natural gas, the newspaper writes.
Energy prices have tripled since last autumn. If now the supply of Russian gas is completely stopped, then the plants will not work.
Consequently, there will be a shortage of glass and supply chains to other sectors such as food, beverage, pharmaceuticals will be disrupted.
Note that according to a recent DIHK survey, almost 80% of German enterprises have suffered from the consequences of anti-Russian sanctions.
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Wanakufa na tai shingoniIn Britain, the sale of vegetable oil in the Waitrose supermarket chain has been limited.
Now you can buy no more than two bottles in one hand, writes the Daily Mail. This is due to the shortage of the product against the backdrop of the situation in Ukraine.
Britain's largest vegetable oil producer, Edible Oils, warned last week that only a few weeks of sunflower oil stocks remained in the country.
Some companies are looking for a replacement. For example, PepsiCo, a chips maker, said it would “temporarily” use rapeseed oil instead of sunflower oil.
Earlier, against the backdrop of anti-Russian sanctions, McDonald's faced problems - there are not enough tomatoes. Because of this, the network even had to change the method of cooking
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