South China Morning Post
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Iran war threatens next harvest, UN official says. Which countries are most at risk?
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A UN official warns that Middle East conflict threatens global food security by disrupting the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for fertilizers and agricultural inputs, while countries already face fertilizer shortages and rising costs.
Iran war threatens next harvest, UN official says. Which countries are most at risk?
Conflict in the Middle East is threatening the coming planting season, a UN official has warned, as countries already reeling from fertiliser shortages and surging costs face shocks to food security.
The Strait of Hormuz, a major global chokepoint for fertilisers and other agricultural inputs as well as oil, has been under blockade since the start of joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran in February.
Despite rising concerns over the impact of the conflict on global food production, China – supported.
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