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Fertilizer shortage in South Asia deepens due to ongoing Iran war
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April 28, 2026
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2:31Now PlayingHere in the U.S., Americans have felt the war in the Middle East and the shipping interruptions in the Strait of Hormuz at the gas pump. In South Asia, they are feeling it in the fields. That's because a third of the global fertilizer trade passes through the strait. Much of it was shipped to South Asian countries, and now there are shortages.
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