West Asia fertilizer exports plunge 70% as US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran disrupts Strait of Hormuz

Exports of chemical fertilizers from West Asia have fallen by roughly 70 to 75 percent amid the ongoing US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran, severely tightening global supplies of sulfur, urea and phosphate fertilizers and raising fresh concerns over food production and inflation worldwide, data from shipping analytics firm Kpler shows.