- Severe weather, including El Niño, is causing agricultural supply shocks exacerbated by blockades and tensions near Hormuz, impacting Latin America.
- Blockade in Hormuz and extreme weather are driving up fertilizer and fuel prices while challenging agricultural production.
A blockade in Hormuz is cutting fertilizer supply chains and driving up agricultural prices.
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Updated Aug 27
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A blockade in Hormuz is cutting fertilizer supply chains and driving up agricultural prices.