Iran war drives up African fuel, fertilizer costs, threatening food security
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Russian fertilizer producers increased exports to Africa by 15% year-on-year in H1 2023, continuing a decade-long trend of 2.5x growth to a record 2.5 million tons. This reflects Russia's strategic pivot to African markets amid Western sanctions, potentially strengthening its geopolitical influence while addressing African food security needs. The data is self-reported by industry association RAPU, so figures are unverified.
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