Power outages are causing significant issues for pork market operators in Ukraine, leading to scheduled and emergency disruptions that affect both the price stability and production workflow. These outages have resulted in lost orders, schedule adjustments, and reduced slaughterhouse capacity, ultimately impacting the market's balance and increasing pressure on prices. The high costs of alternative energy sources, such as diesel generator electricity, are compounding the financial strain on producers and processors, especially during prolonged outages. Some enterprises are struggling to adapt, with some successfully importing generators or storing products in EU countries, while others are facing challenges in modifying certain technological processes. The article also highlights the efforts of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and the 'Swinemakers of Ukraine' association to address these challenges through necessary hygiene standards for quick-frozen food and the restoration of supply chains, supported by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations.