FINANCIAL TIMES: Hormuz fertiliser block will upend world’s food production
3 April 2026The closure of Hormuz during a critical farming window threatens global crop yields, disrupting fertiliser flows essential to food production worldwide.
The closure of Hormuz during a critical farming window threatens global crop yields, disrupting fertiliser flows essential to food production worldwide.
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Up until the end of February, a steady flow of ships bound for destinations across the world passed daily through the Strait of Hormuz. The region’s oil and gas production.
Iran has allowed a limited number of cargo ships carrying grains and other agricultural goods through the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the war with the US and.