ATB reopened stores in Bucha and Irpen/ATB press service
The stores of the largest national trading network “ATB” are among the first to resume work in the most affected by the atrocities of infidels settlements of the Kiev region – in Bucha and Irpin.
The largest national retailer, whose stores and logistics bases also suffered due to shelling and looting by the Russian invaders, it helps people return to peaceful life in the already safe territories again.
Resumption of work in Irpin and Bucha
According to the press service of the ATB corporation, today, April 29, two stores of the network in Irpin on the street resumed their work. Cathedral, 25 and st. Central, 15a, and in Bucha – on the street. Energetikov, 6.
The premises of the shops were partially damaged during the battles in these territories. As soon as the infidels left these settlements, the ATB company made every effort to eliminate all damage as soon as possible and prepare the stores for work, – they told ATB about the consequences of the actions of the Russian invaders and preparations for opening stores in Irpen and Bucha.
During the occupation of these suburbs of the Ukrainian capital, the inventory of ATB stores was plundered by marauders and Russian soldiers. The staff of local shops, as well as the residents of the city, have been blocked in the occupation for several days.
Now the local authorities of Bucha and Irpin are carrying out restoration work on the streets – little by little life is returning to these cities, infrastructure is starting to revive.
< p>As you know, from the first days of the war, the suburbs of the Ukrainian capital Bucha and Irpin took the most severe blows from the Russian invaders. Civilian infrastructure was destroyed, looted and destroyed here, including grocery stores of local and chain retailers, including ATB.
ATB resumed work in Irpin/Photo by the press service of “ATB”< /em>
About 50 chain stores have resumed work
To date, taking into account the openings in Irpin, Bucha and other settlements of the capital region, the ATB chain has already resumed the activity of about 50 of its stores in peaceful Ukrainian territories, from where Ukrainian soldiers drove out the invaders. Earlier, dozens of ATB stores in Sumy and the region, Chernihiv and Kyiv regions returned to work.
In early May, as specified in “ATB”, the network will resume the work of three more stores in Kyiv at Lesnoy Avenue, 28, Lobanovsky Avenue, 119 and st. Ushinsky. Also in early May, the ATB chain store in the village of Schastlivoe, located halfway from Kyiv to Boryspil, will resume work.
From the first days of the war, ATB has been doing everything possible to fill stores with the widest range of available goods. Many network providers ended up in war zones, in occupied territories, or were cut off from transport links due to the destruction of road infrastructure.
Setting up your own import
At the same time, the ATB company, for almost two months, while Ukraine is resisting the Russian invaders, quickly found new suppliers, and also established its own import of food and essential goods from abroad to meet demand and overcome the shortage of certain Ukrainian food products. production.
On the shelves of ATB you can see goods from Poland, the Baltic countries, the Czech Republic, Italy, Turkey and others. As you know, the Ukrainian government allowed such prompt import during the war: foreign goods can be sold in Ukrainian retail chains in original packaging from their countries of origin without duplicating inscriptions in Ukrainian.
In Bucha in “ATB” visitors can find a wide range of goods/photo press service of “ATB”
Since the beginning of the invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine, the contribution of the corporation “ATB” to the defense of the country and the implementation of humanitarian projects has exceeded 200 million hryvnia, of which 100 million has been directed to humanitarian projects to provide assistance to civilians in war zones or during evacuation, as well as to volunteer organizations and refugee shelters
At the ATB stores, there is a nationwide program for collecting food, humanitarian aid and equipment for the defenders of Ukraine. As part of this project, ATB handed over 100 tons of vital cargo to Ukrainian defenders, which the network team often delivers on their own to places where there is the greatest need.
