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Middle East conflict pushes Australian fertilizer prices to US$584/t
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By Ignacio Montes de OcaLet's go with another alert for the Middle East crisis: fertilizers. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait contribute between 10 and 15% worldwide, but it exports a lot of nitrogen fertilizer, essential for 50% of the food produced in the world. The Strait of Ormuz is the gateway of 30-33% of the global trade of this type of fertilizer, about 16 million tons per year. If Iran keeps it closed, the ships are stranded…
Nitrogen fertiliser in particular could become a problem, and this fertilizer comes mostly from the Middle East.
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