Soaring fertilizer prices are putting pressure on agriculture and food prices all over the world. High gas prices have forced companies to halt nitrogen fertilizer production.

Fertilizer prices still remain at relatively high levels even if they have fallen from their peak, earlier this year. Not surprisingly, this is still causing pricing pressure around the world for agriculture and food. Emerging Markets face a food crisis.$MOS $CF pic.twitter.com/Z5dkTrt2uM

— Ayesha Tariq, CFA (@ayeshatariq) August 24, 2022

Poland’s biggest chemicals company halted production of nitrogen fertilizers and trimmed output of ammonia because of record gas prices. pic.twitter.com/kQ2oeMNSUi

— Alexander Stahel 🇺🇦 (@BurggrabenH) August 23, 2022