India to import urea at double prices amid Middle East disruption – Reuters
Summary
India is being forced to purchase record quantities of urea at double the usual price ahead of the monsoon season, as Middle East supply disruptions caused by the Iran war drive up fertiliser costs for one of the world's largest agricultural economies.
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India’s reported record purchases, ahead of its monsoon sowing season, are expected to push up prices and strain supplies globally. Read Full Article at RT.com
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