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ICC Secretary General: The Hormuz clock that matters isn’t diplomatic — it’s agricultural

The Hormuz Strait closure's impact is not solely measured by diplomatic efforts.

Source Fortune AI Summary Updated June 6, 2026
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The Hormuz Strait closure's impact is not solely measured by diplomatic efforts. The actual timeline for assessing the consequences of a Hormuz closure is tied to agricultural production. This means that by the time a food crisis becomes apparent, the decisions that led to it will have been made six months prior.

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