FAO Warns Extended Closure of Strait of Ormuz Could Trigger Global Food Crisis

The FAO alerts that if the Strait of Ormuz remains closed beyond two months, global food prices could skyrocket, surpassing the COVID-19 impact. The strait's shutdown would disrupt critical supplies of oil, fertilizers, and natural gas, vital for agriculture. Countries like Brazil, Argentina, and the US could face severe supply challenges, affecting international markets.