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Global Fertilizer Market Thrown In Chaos After Mideast War Shutters Iran Urea Production
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In view of a second semester that raises several incognitas to the agroexport sector, for the end of the reduction of retentions, the conflict between Israel and Iran is affecting the production and distribution of fertilizers, a key input that is produced and imported to the same extent, in Argentina.Since the beginning of the conflict in the Middle East, the value of the urea, the input with which fertilizers are made, increased 13% from US$ 5…
Global Fertilizer Market Thrown in Chaos After Mideast War Shutters Iran Urea Production
(Zero Hedge)—Agri-Pulse’s Oliver Ward reports that “renewed conflict in the Middle East has shuttered urea production in Iran, sending ripples through global fertilizer markets and adding to existing uncertainty around Russian and Chinese supplies, analysts tell Agri-Pulse.” “Tensions flared between Iran and Israel on Friday when Israel launched what it called a preemptive missile strike targeting Iran’s nuclear program and military leadership. …
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