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Fertiliser cargoes in focus as Iran tightens Strait transit rules

Fertiliser cargoes in focus as Iran tightens Strait transit rules
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India is working to secure fertilizer imports via bulk carriers as Iran tightens transit rules in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite geopolitical tensions, the government reports sufficient buffer stocks for the upcoming kharif season.

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The situation underscores India's vulnerability to supply chain disruptions in the Persian Gulf and the importance of food security planning.

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For India, which has focused its attention on the evacuation of fertilizer-carrying bulk carriers from the Persian Gulf, the peace deal and the subsequent announcement by Iran that it was closing the Strait as a result of developments in Lebanon have come as a mixed bag.

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The article provides a balanced view of the supply chain risks and the government's mitigation strategies.

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