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Roshen Corporation is one of the world's largest manufacturers of confectionery products.
The plant of the Ukrainian confectionery corporation Roshen, owned by ex-president Petro Poroshenko, caught fire in Vinnitsa.
There is a strong fire at the site, as reported in the UNIAN Telegram channel.
MOSCOW, October 12 – RIA Novosti. The plant of the Ukrainian confectionery corporation Roshen, owned by ex-president Petro Poroshenko, caught fire in Vinnitsa in central Ukraine, the UNIAN agency reports.
“There is a strong fire on the spot,” says a message published on the UNIAN Telegram channel.
According to the agency, the Roshen plant in Vinnitsa is on fire.
Ukrainian corporation Roshen is one of the world's largest producers of confectionery products.

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