A critical bottleneck in the transport of fertiliser threatens to disrupt agricultural output, with warnings that delays could lead to a "significant drop" in farming productivity. The situation centers on a key shipping route where stalled negotiations risk prolonging congestion, leaving farmers and supply chains vulnerable. Experts highlight the urgency of resolving the impasse to prevent long-term damage to food production. The stakes are high as the issue draws attention to broader vulnerabilities in global supply networks.
Without a quick deal to move fertiliser through the strait, agricultural productivity would 'significantly drop'.
