Food-security and water-security problems should already worry national leaders, with Jiang singling out China as not safely food secure and water as even more problematic than food.
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Food Security
Food-security and water-security problems should already worry national leaders, with Jiang singling out China as not safely food secure and water as even more problematic than food.
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Lagarde segment cited by the interview implies a significant supply-chain shock from reduced fertilizer flows with one-third of global fertilizer shipments associated with Hormuz traffic.
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"and what is coming listen third a third of the fertilizers is shipped through the strait of hormuz now that is also at risk..."
"...you can survive it. Basically, if you are, if you have food security issues, you are facing a massive problem. Okay? Because, again, we're..."
"And, again, I have to say this, but if you are any country here, what's going on here? If you're any country in this..."
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