by Chris Black
If they go through with this, expect an explosion in food prices in Europe.
“Russia was responsible for 18% of the potash market in 2017… 20% of ammonia exports and 15% of Urea… The price of fertilizers has already soared over the past year” https://t.co/rBniUaW0xH
— Tobita Chow (@tobitac) March 5, 2022
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