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  1. The Iran war is driving up global fuel and fertilizer prices, threatening agricultural production in Sudan and Kordofan.
  2. Ministers met to discuss fertilizer availability and pushed a Fertiliser Action Plan to address global supply chain disruptions.

A crisis in chemical fertilizer supply due to the Iran war is being criticized as a failure of the government department's agricultural policy.

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A crisis in chemical fertilizer supply due to the Iran war is being criticized as a failure of the government department's agricultural policy.

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  1. Policy prioritizes CNG over fertilizer gas allocation.Sub-event
  2. Policy failures regarding fertilizer supply due to the Iran war are under scrutiny.1 source

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