War in the Middle East is reshaping global fertilizer flows.

The war in the Middle East has altered global fertilizer flows, mainly nitrogen and phosphate inputs. Faced with soaring prices and logistical disruptions, Brazil, which imports about 85% of the fertilizers used in agriculture, has had to readjust its purchases in recent months, both in terms of product type and origin. In an interview with TheAgriBiza DATAGRO He recounted how Nigeria lost its leading role in supplying nitrogen fertilizers to Brazil and how Morocco gained prominence in phosphate exports.

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This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.