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Emmanuel Tetteh • 1 May • 527 words · 3 min read
A major conflict is jeopardising global food production - and the poorest countries will be hit hardest.
The war in Iran is threatening global food production, according to the head of a major fertiliser producer. Disruptions to fertiliser supplies could trigger a bidding war for food - but who will suffer most?
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