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The Fertilizer Shock That Could Trigger a Global Food Crisis
Following the United States-Israeli attack on Iran and the ongoing war, trade has been severely disrupted between Asia and Europe.
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The disruption of oil, gas, and fertilizer trade through the Strait of Hormuz is threatening global agricultural production and raising the risk of higher food prices and food insecurity worldwide.
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