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BUSINESSMay 14 · 11:41 UTCSEMAFORMohammed Sergie

Fertiglobe warns of war’s long-term impact on food prices

Fertiglobe warns that nitrogen fertilizer prices could remain elevated long-term due to war disruptions affecting Gulf exports through the Strait of Hormuz, with prices surging 80% to over $900 per ton. The supply crisis threatens global food inflation as farmers delay purchases and crop prices haven't kept pace with fertilizer costs, potentially leading to reduced yields.

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