Iran war slashes natural‑gas supply, pushing fertilizer prices up 30%
The conflict with Iran has cut 17% of global natural‑gas output and over 30% of nitrogen‑fertilizer production, according to Reuters’ data visualisation. That shortfall is already driving U.S. and European fertilizer prices higher, squeezing growers and nudging food costs upward. The story highlights how geopolitics ripple through the energy‑food chain.