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Iran war costs squeeze Gulf's protein boom
The Iran conflict is increasing costs for Gulf food companies, with National Agricultural Development Co. reporting a 44% profit drop despite a 5.5% revenue rise due to higher feed and shipping expenses. Shipping disruptions alone added 45 million riyals in costs, nearly matching quarterly revenue growth, highlighting supply-chain vulnerabilities.
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