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Supermarkets prepare emergency stores for ‘phase black’, such as in the event of war or a major cyberattack

Supermarkets prepare emergency stores for ‘phase black’, such as in the event of war or a major cyberattack

Dutch supermarkets are establishing contingency plans for an extreme emergency scenario known as a black phase to ensure food security during events like war or cyberattacks. Industry representatives aim to set up emergency stores so that all citizens remain within fifteen minutes of a food distribution point.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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